Author: Aubrey Tannett

The European Union has indicated it could retaliate against American technology companies if trade tensions with the Trump administration worsen, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned. While aiming to reduce tariffs and ease friction with the US, Merz stressed the EU must safeguard its interests amid ongoing disputes over trade imbalances. At the WDR Europaforum conference in Berlin, Merz acknowledged that the EU currently offers strong protection to US tech companies, including tax benefits. “That can be changed, but I don’t want to escalate this conflict. I want to solve it together,” he said. Trade negotiations between the US and the…

Epic Games’ popular multiplayer shooter game Fortnite is back on Apple’s App Store in the U.S. starting Tuesday, marking the end of a nearly five-year ban. This momentous development comes after a prolonged legal battle between Epic Games and Apple, which began in 2020 when Epic accused Apple of violating U.S. antitrust rules by imposing a 30% commission on in-app payments. The ban followed after Epic updated Fortnite to bypass Apple’s payment system, sparking a legal dispute over Apple’s App Store policies. Epic Games, a U.S.-based studio backed by China’s Tencent, had claimed that Apple’s practice of charging developers excessive…

T-Mobile is currently facing scrutiny over its marketing claim that customers can save 20 percent by switching from Verizon. The National Advertising Division (NAD), a part of BBB National Programs, recently ruled that the carrier’s advertisements are misleading and should be discontinued. This decision challenges T-Mobile’s assertion that customers receive significant savings solely by changing providers. The controversy began when Verizon filed a complaint questioning the accuracy of T-Mobile’s advertising. The NAD reviewed multiple materials including a “Save on Every Plan” brochure, commercials, a press release, and T-Mobile’s Savings Calculator website, all promoting the 20 percent savings claim. T-Mobile responded…

Google’s paid subscription service, Google One, has crossed a major milestone — hitting 150 million subscribers, marking a significant 50% growth since February 2024. This achievement underscores the growing global appetite for AI-driven tools and services, particularly in consumer tech ecosystems. The service, launched almost six years ago, was initially focused on cloud storage. However, with the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence in daily applications, Google restructured its offerings to include access to powerful AI capabilities — a move that seems to be paying off. In February 2024, the company introduced a $19.99/month premium plan that gave users access to…

Wine enthusiasts were treated to a complimentary happy hour on Thursday, May 1, at The Cheese Store of Beverly Hills, where a special tasting event showcased wines from Spain’s Terras Gauda Winery. Held from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the store’s outdoor patio, the event featured a selection of wines from Spain’s northwestern region. Guests enjoyed artisanal cheese pairings and hand-cut Jamón Ibérico from renowned producer Cinco Jotas, all in a relaxed, open-air environment. The tasting was free and open to the public, offering a unique opportunity to explore Terras Gauda’s wines firsthand. For those who missed the event,…

The public relations industry, known for its ability to craft compelling narratives and shape public perception, has long grappled with a lack of diversity and inclusion within its ranks. Despite numerous initiatives and calls for change, the PR sector continues to face challenges in creating a truly representative workforce that reflects the diversity of the audiences it aims to reach. This article delves into the reasons behind PR’s persistent diversity issues and explores potential solutions to address this pressing concern. People who showed black flag on my face, I feel proud that in my country they have the right to…

The rising popularity of target shooting among youth has ignited a heated debate across the United States, particularly regarding the implications of introducing young people to firearms through organized sports. As more high schools incorporate shooting sports into their athletic programs, concerns about safety, gun culture, and the potential normalization of firearms have come to the forefront. The Growth of Youth Shooting Sports In recent years, shooting sports have experienced a surge in participation among young people. Events such as trap shooting and skeet shooting have become increasingly popular, with thousands of teenagers participating in competitions nationwide. For instance, Minnesota’s…

There have been problems with the Solheim Cup in the past, and this year’s event is no different. The game hasn’t even begun yet. The most recent event? It has to do with living. The good news is that it looks like it’s already over. The 19th Solheim Cup is being played at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia. The practice area has about six houses spread out around it. Two of them were set aside as “team rooms” for the U.S. and European teams, even though they are all living at hotels away from the site.…

After a rough season, Athing Mu finished it with a huge smile on her face because her fiancé, whose name has not been revealed yet, asked her to marry him. The former Olympic winner was so happy that she posted pictures of the event on her Instagram page. After ending her season on a high note, the 22-year-old happily said yes to her prince charming. The first picture she posts on Instagram is of her fiancé getting down on one knee and putting a ring on her finger. After that, she posts more pictures. read more: Chuck Simon, a Former…

Over 20 years, Chuck Simon won 359 races and stopped training in 2019. He died on Sunday at Saratoga Hospital after a battle with cancer. He was 57 years old. He worked for Wayne Lukas, Pete Ferriola, Nick Zito, and Tom Skiffington before going out on his own. Allen Jerkens was one of his teachers. He worked for Jerkens for six years as one of his helpers. When he went out on his own in 1999, he hired Cherie DeVaux, a young track worker who had never worked before. We are saddened to hear of the passing of former trainer…