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Tesla reportedly might sell its China business ahead of a SpaceX merger
Tesla is reportedly considering separating its entire China business as it explores a merger with SpaceX, according to the Wall Street Journal. Such a move could help address the national-security and citizenship restrictions faced by SpaceX as a US defence contractor, but would represent a significant restructuring for Tesla. Executives have reportedly been asked to…
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Jemele Hill takes aim at Sophie Cunningham as Storm controversy grows over girls supporting women’s sports
Jemele Hill has criticised Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham amid a growing dispute over Cunningham’s public defence of women’s sports. The disagreement has drawn wider attention because it reflects continuing tensions within women’s basketball over advocacy, media coverage and who is represented in debates about women’s sport. The article says Cunningham has faced backlash for…
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Cocky Curt Cignetti called out the SEC, but he should Google Indiana’s laughable schedule first
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti used Big Ten Media Days to criticise the SEC, continuing his confident public style after leading Indiana to a national championship. The article presents his remarks as part of a wider dispute over conference strength, while arguing that Indiana’s own schedule weakens his position. It describes Indiana as the defending national…
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BTS are back: return of K-pop superstars sparks US economic boom
BTS’s first world tour in four years is generating substantial spending in the United States, as fans travel for 14 North American concerts across six cities in August and September. The group’s return is benefiting hotels, restaurants, cultural venues and local businesses, while also promoting wider interest in Korean food, beauty, language and culture. Four…
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Boulter to lead GB at Billie Jean King Cup finals
Katie Boulter will lead Great Britain at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen after Emma Raducanu was left out because of ongoing injury and illness issues. Britain face Czechia in the quarter-finals on 22 September, seeking to continue a strong recent record after reaching four finals in five years. Boulter replaces Katie Swan…
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Grooming gang fantasist Eleanor Williams was jailed for falsely accusing innocent Asian men of rape. Now a new investigation reveals evidence – not heard in court – that she WAS attacked and sexually exploited by others prior to her lies
A new investigation has reportedly uncovered evidence suggesting that Eleanor Williams may have been physically attacked and sexually exploited by people other than the Asian men she falsely accused. Williams was jailed after making false rape and grooming-gang allegations against innocent men, but the reported evidence was not heard during her criminal case and could…
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The World Is Too Hot. El Niño Is Partly to Blame
Record-breaking heat is affecting parts of Europe, the western United States and Asia, with dangerous temperatures, wildfires and unusually hot nights intensifying the risks. The article says the conditions result from a combination of natural weather patterns, including El Niño and heat domes, and human-driven climate change, which has warmed the atmosphere and oceans. Western…
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Oscar-Qualifying Bengaluru International Short Film Festival Expands to 10 Arenas, Adds AI and Dance Competitions (EXCLUSIVE)
Bengaluru International Short Film Festival will expand its 2026 edition to 10 competition areas, introducing categories for AI-made films and screendance. The Oscar-qualifying festival’s growth reflects both rising global interest in short films and a willingness to recognise emerging forms of filmmaking that combine technology, choreography and cinema. Organisers received a record 3,340 submissions from…
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Asian Football Confederation opposes Fifa minority-stake proposal
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said Gianni Infantino is “the wrong man” to lead Fifa, following mounting opposition to proposals to sell minority stakes in football competitions to private investors. The Asian Football Confederation has joined Uefa and Concacaf in opposing the plan, arguing it could undermine the World Cup’s unity and universal character. The…
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BP to sell North Sea business; AI companies lead record surge on Korea’s stock market – business live
BP has put its North Sea oil business up for sale as it reviews its portfolio and seeks to redirect investment towards projects with higher returns. The move comes amid a political dispute over whether the UK should permit further North Sea extraction, making the sale significant for energy security, jobs and the future of…