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The Pixel Launcher could finally show full app names in your app drawer
Android 15 could let you view full app names on the Pixel Launcher’s app drawer and search results
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Fallout Miami will keep us busy until Fallout 5 finally arrives
Forget Fallout 5, Fallout Miami looks like an absolute banger
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AI Boom’s Secret Winners? The Companies Expected to Power It
Investors looking for a unique way into the stock market’s artificial intelligence boom are finding an intriguing bank shot in what’s traditionally the most boring corner of the equities universe: utilities.
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BHP to Consider Improved Anglo Proposal After Bid Was Rejected
BHP Group is considering making an improved proposal for Anglo American PLC after its $39 billion initial offer was rejected by the London-listed miner, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Wildfires Pose Hidden Threat to Mortgage Lenders and Investors
Above and beyond the obvious damage, wildfires levied a hidden cost on the finance industry: Mortgage lenders and investors lost more than $30 billion between 2020 and 2022, due to both accelerated defaults and prepayments following disastrous blazes.
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Mercedes Says DOJ Ended Diesel Probe Without Filing Charges
Mercedes-Benz Group AG said the US Department of Justice has ended a probe related to exhaust emissions and won’t file charges against the German carmaker.
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Spanish Socialists Take to Streets Urging PM Sanchez to Stay On
Thousands of Spanish Socialist supporters took to the streets of Madrid and urged Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to stay in the job after he said he needed to think about his future.
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Kenya’s Ruto Lauds Zimbabwe’s ZiG as Boost to Economic Prospects
Kenya’s Ruto Lauds Zimbabwe’s ZiG Currency as Step to Revive Economy
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Zuma Party Expels Founder Before South African Vote, News24 Says
A party backed by former South African President Jacob Zuma has expelled five members for what it termed as attempts to destabilize the party, News24 reported.
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Google Seeks to Throw Out Ad Tech Antitrust Case Before Trial
Alphabet Inc.’s Google asked a judge to toss the Justice Department’s lawsuit accusing it of monopolizing the technology used to buy and sell online advertising, arguing that the agency fabricated a market for the litigation but still failed to show that the tech giant controls at least 70% of it.
