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Can smart kitchen devices with a Wi-Fi chip make me a better cook? 

A Wi-Fi barbecue, a $2649 cooking robot and a smart air fryer walked into my kitchen. Only one changed how I feel about dinner. 

Reporter’s Notebook: A Lone Star Samurai Blue experiencing a World Cup match in Dallas

We caught up with the Japanese national team the day before their match at "Jerry World" — aka Dallas Stadium — for the FIFA 2026 World Cup.We had been walking around downtown Dallas after a…

Cubs look to build on offensive breakout against struggling Blue Jays starter Patrick Corbin

I'm glad we didn't take the run line yesterday in the baseball game. We had the under eight for the game between the White Sox and Tigers, and it ended 4-3. The Tigers did pull…

Can smart kitchen devices with a Wi-Fi chip make me a better cook? 

A Wi-Fi barbecue, a $2649 cooking robot and a smart air fryer walked into my kitchen. Only one changed how I feel about dinner. 

The AI startup with no AI: Aussie boss jailed for misleading investors 

David Fairfull was sentenced in the Federal Court after a years-long fraud that deceived investors out of $39 million and exposed his AI product as a mirage. 

Apple chief warns your iPhone is about to get more expensive 

Tim Cook says “he has never seen anything like it” as demand for high-capacity memory at AI data centres sends the cost of building iPhones through the roof. 

Vodafone restores network after national outage 

A failure at one of Vodafone’s network hubs left tens of thousands of customers across Australia with emergency calls only on Thursday morning. 

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Cabin crew error costs Japan Airlines CEO 30% salary cut — But it’s not new to Japanese corporates

Docking a CEO's salary to show accountability for an employee's mistake is a standard practice in Japanese corporate culture 

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Vimal Sharma

Vimal Sharma

A dedicated blog writer with a passion for capturing the pulse of viral news, Vimal covers a diverse range of topics, including international and national affairs, business trends, cryptocurrency, and technological advancements. Known for delivering timely and compelling content, this writer brings a sharp perspective and a commitment to keeping readers informed and engaged.

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