Lidl To Sell Misshapen Drought-affected Vegetables
The supermarket says produce such as potatoes, onions and apples will "look and feel different". Read more
Xiaomi Could Be 'adversely Affected' By Tax Allegations In India
India wants low-end Chinese smartphones out – and its efforts may be working Chinese gadget giant Xiaomi has warned i... Read more
Covid: Qantas Says Pandemic 'existential Crisis' Is Over
At the same time Air New Zealand's boss says his firm is in the "revive" phase of its Covid turnaround. Read more
Bankrupt Cryptocurrency Exchange Voyager To Pay $1.6m Bonus To Key Staff
Frozen firm has yet to return all funds to netizens More than 30 employees at the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange Voya... Read more
Flexible Firms Take Break From Fixed Bank Holidays
Letting staff choose when to take bank holidays boosts work-life balance and productivity, some firms say. Read more
Intel Aims Flex Datacenter GPUs At Video, Game Streaming
Chipzilla's story Arc continues Hot Chips Intel says its datacenter-focused Flex-series GPUs, codenamed Arctic Sound,... Read more
Germany Approves Energy-saving Measures For Winter
The measures include turning down heating in public buildings as Germany tries to wean itself of Russian gas. Read more
Intel Shows How Chiplets Will Form Meteor Lake CPUs
Different core counts, different cache sizes, and various cores possible in mix and match design, it says Hot Chips I... Read more
Train Commuter Rewards Scheme To End This Month
An industry rewards scheme to revive train passenger numbers after the pandemic will stop next month. Read more
Facebook Feeds Flooded With Celebrity Spam
Thousands of users reported issues on Wednesday as a glitch hit the social media site's homepage. Read more
Peru To Sue Repsol For $4.5bn Over Oil Spill
The spill has been described by Peru as the worst ecological disaster around Lima in recent memory. Read more
How Google Uses Mirrors To Dynamically Reconfigure Its Networks
Tiny electromechanical units bounce traffic down different fibers Google has scaled its network capacity from over one ... Read more
Ukraine War: UK Imports No Fuel From Russia For First Time On Record
Imports of goods from Russia fell to £33m in June, the lowest level since 1997, official figures show. Read more
UK's Largest Water Company Investigates Datacenters' Use As Drought Hits
Utility says there's no reason facilities should be using drinking water, but also wastes a lot itself Thames Water has... Read more
Amazon Has Repackaged Surveillance Capitalism As Reality TV
Smile! You're on Candid Doorbell – and the joke's on us all Column It's hard to understand why anyone expressed sur... Read more