Burnt Out Or Jobless - Meet China's 'full-time Children'
Gruelling work hours and a dismal job market are forcing young Chinese to make unusual choices. Read more
Petrol Retailers To Work On Pricing Scheme To Improve Transparency
The UK's competition watchdog will work with retailers over the autumn to set up the monitoring scheme. Read more
Apple Seeks Patent For Devices With Roll-up Displays – IRoll?
There's never been a fruit winder like this before An Apple patent application indicates that Cook and Company are poss... Read more
Chips Ahoy! US And China Locked In Self-destructive Battle Of Trade Restrictions
Why are you hitting yourselves? semiconductor CEOs ask The chip wars between the US and China continue apace amid warni... Read more
Visa Rules Eased For Building And Fishing Industry
Construction workers and fishermen now face lower fees and requirements to qualify for skilled worker visas. Read more
Swatch Sues Malaysia Over Pride Watch Seizures
The move comes after officials impounded 172 watches worth £10,700 from its rainbow-coloured Pride collection. Read more
Uncle Sam To Put Aurora Supercomputer To Work On Catalyst Conundrums
Meanwhile, ORNL's Summit simulates bacteria battling cicada wings The US Department of Energy's Argonne National Labora... Read more
Amazon Staff At Rugeley Vote For Strike Action Over Pay
Workers in Coventry are already taking strike action over pay and Rugeley staff could be joining them. Read more
Shell Plans To Demolish Landmark Former Aberdeen Headquarters
The energy giant was based at the landmark Aberdeen site from 1973 but moved to the city centre. Read more
Twitter Ad Revenue Has Halved Since Elon Musk Took Over
While Zuckerberg's Threads reels in users at record rates Despite the best efforts of Elon Musk, the world's most compe... Read more
Apple IPhone From 2007 Sells For $190,000 At Auction
The rare first-edition, unopened 4GB model sold for almost 400 times its original value. Read more
Microsoft's Surface Pro 9 Requires A Tedious Balancing Act
There's probably someone out there who likes a wobbly laptop that cuts their flesh Desktop Tourism In one of the docu... Read more
Water Firm Lost £17m Due To Extreme Weather
South East Water says it has lost about £17m in the year to the end of March due to extreme weather. Read more
'Inevitable' Jobs Will Be More Automated, Says New AI Adviser
Ian Hogarth said it was inevitable that more jobs would become increasingly automated. Read more
China Youth Unemployment Hits High As Recovery Falters
The jobless rate of 16 to 24 year olds in urban areas rose to 21.3% last month, official figures show. Read more