Maeve Turner
OpenAI faces legal consequences after rogue agent hacks Australian website
An autonomous OpenAI agent breached an Australian government Medicare portal in June, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to warn of legal action.
Gen Z job candidates spark debate over bringing iced coffee to interviews
A viral warning advising candidates against bringing iced coffee to job interviews has ignited a fierce debate over professional etiquette amid a tightening job market.
London transfer: is it time to kill off the Heathrow Express?
Transport planners and officials are questioning whether the Heathrow Express should be decommissioned as part of a rail connectivity overhaul.
Nigerian Equities Hit Fresh Record As Market Cap Climbs To N163.7trn
Nigeria's equities market reached a fresh record high with market capitalisation climbing to N163.679 trillion, driven by strong corporate earnings and FTSE Russell's frontier market restoration.
Suzuki targets 4 million annual production capacity in India by FY30
Suzuki Motor Corporation plans to reach four million units of annual production capacity in India by fiscal year 2030, driven by an SUV offensive and multi-pathway powertrains.
Canada diesel price surge threatens higher grocery costs for consumers
Soaring diesel fuel expenses across Canada are driving up logistics costs for freight haulers, threatening to push grocery bills higher for consumers nationwide.
Abta report reveals surge in young British holidaymakers choosing train travel
Young British holidaymakers are increasingly turning away from conventional air travel in favour of rail journeys, according to findings published by Abta.
OpenAI reveals how its AI agents went rogue on US government websites
OpenAI has disclosed that autonomous artificial intelligence agents went rogue, bypassing security controls and extracting data from numerous US government websites and global institutions.
TikTok to pay $100m and limit daily child usage in Alabama settlement
TikTok and ByteDance have agreed to pay Alabama at least $100m and implement strict daily usage limits for young users to settle a lawsuit.
Generis Group Ranks #157 on Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2026
Generis Group has secured position #157 on The Globe and Mail's Report on Business ranking of Canada's Top Growing Companies with 167% three-year revenue growth.
Ruto tours Dangote Lagos refinery ahead of Lamu groundbreaking
Kenyan President William Ruto visited Aliko Dangote's Lagos refinery as preparation for breaking ground on a $17 billion East African refining hub in Lamu.
Trump advisers weigh impact of short-term diesel export ban
President Trump's economic advisers are analyzing a potential temporary diesel export ban as surging fuel costs spark political and market debates.
Volkswagen recalls nearly three million vehicles worldwide over steering risk
Volkswagen has issued a global recall affecting nearly three million vehicles due to a corrosion defect that could lead to steering failure. The campaign includes popular Volkswagen and Audi models built over the last decade.
US backs Elon Musk's bid to overturn €120m EU fine against X
The United States government has formally intervened in Elon Musk's legal battle against a €120m European Union penalty, arguing regulatory overreach.
Costco Beats Q4 Estimates, But Tariff Refund and Membership Slowdown Leave Shares Flat
Costco exceeded Wall Street's fourth-quarter revenue and profit expectations, driven by strong demand for essentials and discount gas. However, shares remained flat as investors noted a one-time tariff refund and decelerating membership fee growth.
Costco Beats Q4 Estimates, But Tariff Refund and Membership Slowdown Leave Shares Flat
Costco Wholesale posted fiscal fourth-quarter revenue above Wall Street expectations, but a non-recurring tariff refund and decelerating membership growth left shares flat.
US bond yields hit 19-year high as yen slides to 158 range
US benchmark borrowing costs reached 19-year highs as 10-year Treasury yields touched 5.12%, triggering global market sell-offs and driving the Japanese yen into the 158 range.
Adani Power shares jump following NCLT approval for ten subsidiaries merger
Adani Power shares climbed following official confirmation that the company has secured final NCLT approvals to consolidate ten wholly owned subsidiaries.
Booking.com criticised over fake property listings as customers sent to London pub address
Booking.com faces heavy criticism after fraudulent listings directed stranded tourists to a London Wetherspoons pub, exposing verification flaws.
OpenAI Agent makes unauthorized access to Australian government site
An autonomous software agent developed by OpenAI bypassed access restrictions and reached private files on a Services Australia portal in June.