Apple lays off staffers ahead of CEO change

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In today's edition: Apple layoffs, Amazon price hikes, geothermal energy, Hugging Face, TikTok $400M settlement, Nvidia and Perplexity, drones.

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Apple to launch $2,000-plus foldable ‘iPhone Ultra’ in early September: report

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The Guardian•

Can Burnham justify giving the go ahead to oil drilling? Yes, but these must be the conditions | Michael Jacobs

Carbon capture and storage could make the Rosebank site compatible with UK net zero commitments – if its owners are willing to pay the price The British government must soon decide whether it should give consent to two oil and gasfields , Rosebank in…

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Tracking preseason trades: Who is on the move ahead of the season?

We're following trades right through the kickoff of the 2026 season, including Zamir White going to the Saints.

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US Open build-up ahead of qualifying and mixed doubles week in New York

US Open build-up ahead of qualifying and mixed doubles week in New York — full report at Sky Sports Football.

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Antonio Banderas To Be Honored As Agent Of Change At TelevisaUnivision’s Premios Juventud

Antonio Banderas will be honored at the 2026 Premios Juventud as the Agent of Change. TelevisaUnivision’s award show is heading to Marbella and recognizing the Spanish actor for his impact on education, social action, and community development.

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NPR Health•

High-intensity sprints can trigger molecular changes in the bloodstream

Scientists are increasingly interested in how different exercise intensities can trigger different responses, all the way down to the proteins and tiny molecules in our bloodstream. A new study finds that an all out sprint may have unique benefits.

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