SBU dismantles coffee shop network selling banned THC disguised as CBD
Law enforcement detained 17 individuals who sold vapes containing narcotics through "Bob Marley" venues and online stores, disguising them as legal supplements.
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Estee Lauder to cut 7,000 jobs
Cosmetics giant Estee Lauder is set to cut 7,000 jobs worldwide, representing 11% of its total workforce.
Nissan decides to abandon merger with Honda
Automaker Nissan has decided to abandon a potential merger with Honda, Bloomberg reports.
Driver temporarily banned from operating a vehicle
For the first time in Ukraine, a driver has been temporarily banned from operating a vehicle for failing to comply with military registration rules, OpenDataBot reports.
EU to add larva powder to food products
European regulators have approved the addition of up to 4% larva powder to various food products. The ingredient can now be used in the production of bread, cheese, jams, pasta, and other items.
Ukrainian media continue to earn from advertising for Russian casinos
Despite the ban, some major Ukrainian media outlets continue to place ads for Russian gambling platforms.
New SparkCat virus threatens iPhone users
Malware known as SparkCat is spreading across Apple devices, capable of stealing photos, passwords and passport details. This was reported by the publication Itechua.
Expired driving licences remain valid
Drivers whose licences expired during the period of martial law can continue to use them on the territory of Ukraine. This was announced by the Main Service Centre of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Porsche management decides on directors' resignations
Porsche management has decided on the resignations of the finance and sales directors amid the company's poor performance.
DeepSeek spent $1.6bn on training its language model
Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek spent approximately $1.6bn on training its large language model R1, which possesses reasoning capabilities
OpenAI unveils new feature for ChatGPT
OpenAI has unveiled a new feature for ChatGPT called Deep Research. This tool allows the artificial intelligence to operate autonomously, planning and executing complex, multi-stage research.
Beavers in Czechia save authorities 1.2 million
It took beavers in Czechia just two days to build a dam that local authorities had spent seven years trying to approve.
Trump earned over $800 million from his coin
According to Connor Grogan, head of product at cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, Donald Trump has likely earned over $802 million from his TRUMP memecoin.
US lawmakers propose harsh sanctions for using DeepSeek
US lawmakers have introduced a new bill under which using the Chinese chatbot DeepSeek could carry a prison sentence of up to 20 years.
Netherlands launch investigation into DeepSeek data collection
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) has initiated a large-scale investigation into the transfer of personal information outside the European Union, with particular focus on the Chinese chatbot DeepSeek.
Taiwan authorities ban use of DeepSeek
Taiwan authorities have decided to ban the use of the DeepSeek artificial intelligence in government institutions, citing national security threats and data leakage risks.
MrBeast and group of investors consider acquiring TikTok
Popular blogger and entrepreneur Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast, is considering the acquisition of the social media platform TikTok alongside a group of investors.
Tesla sales may slow down in 2025
Tesla sales may slow down in 2025 due to potential changes in US policy linked to Donald Trump's return to power. Major Wall Street financial institutions expect
Ukraine's IT services export revenue falls
Ukraine's IT services export revenue for 2024 amounted to $6.45 billion, a 4.2% decrease compared to the previous year.
Ukrainian UAVs can carry 250 kg bombs
Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are capable of carrying aerial bombs weighing up to 250 kg and covering distances of up to 2,000 km, according to the press service of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
Automation to cost many people their jobs
According to the Future of Jobs Report 2025, automation will render professions such as secretaries, cashiers and ticket inspectors obsolete within the next five years.