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A loyalty consolidation reshapes consumer perks, data access, and the competitive map for Japan's cashless and retail ecosystems.
A new video shows orcas destroying fish, raising a real question for researchers: is it training, or just amusement?
A new Frontiers in Ethology paper documents cooperative “ramming” that may be practice, play, or social learning.
Scientists now have footage of the first confirmed “exploding” sunfish attacks, raising questions about hunting, play, and cooperation.
Two Gulf of California observations show coordinated hold-and-release smashing, with scientists calling it “ram-to-fragment.”
The ratings proof is real, but the critics score dipped hard. What it means for networks betting on prestige genre TV.
Alphabet shifts accelerator allocation to AGI work, ramps third-party capacity, and still posts negative free cash flow for the quarter.
A $200 Lego arcade machine delivers a playable mini game and nudges even Mario’s creator toward approval.
A disclosed $190B AI spend floor for expectations signals how fast margins can melt under compute-heavy bets.
The Grey follow-up locks in its fan-favorite parasite Ryoko Tamiya casting, signaling where Netflix is placing bets.
A week before court, the Florida teen plaintiff withdrew, ending the next scheduled test of social media addiction legal theories.
CFO Jim Kavanaugh says the mainframe slide forces guidance cuts, trimming software outlook and raising questions for enterprise IT budgets.
