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Sony net profit dips on-year but beats estimate
Sony said Tuesday that annual net profit dipped 3.5 percent on-year but beat its forecast as takings in games and music offset losses in the financial and chip sectors. For the current financial year, Sony forecast net profits of 925 billion yen.
Man's hilarious struggle to exit sports car goes viral, Mzansi suggests he gets a bigger vehicle
A Mzansi man took to social media to share a video of himself struggling to climb out of a low-riding sports car. The video sparked humour among netizens.
South Africans in dismay as George building collapse death toll rises to 30
The death toll for the victims recovered at the site of the building that collapsed in George, Western Cape, increased to 31. South Africans mourned.
Makhadzi flaunts gorgeous makeup-free look, fans' reactions mixed: "Slowly replacing Beyoncé"
Makhadzi recently showed off her makeup-free face and had tongues wagging. The singer posted rare no-makeup selfies and flaunted her gorgeous glowing skin.
Cape Town DJ and entrepreneur Mshayi embodies black excellence as he buys 1st big piece of land
Khayelitsha DJ, Mshayi, has bought a plot of land. The overachieving entrepreneur aims to embody black excellence and is building generational wealth.
Students, activists, entertainers: Minecraft's global appeal
Since the first version of Minecraft was released to the public 15 years ago, the block-based world-building game has become a global phenomenon. Around 15 years later, he is a medical student and still deeply devoted to the game.
Asian traders bide their time ahead of key US inflation data
Asian investors shifted cautiously Tuesday ahead of the release of key US inflation data that could have a huge bearing on the fate of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts this year. The readings come after forecast-beating figures for the first three months of the year that have seen investors whittle down their expectations for the number of rate cuts -- from six in January to at most two now.
Anthropic AI assistant 'Claude' arrives in Europe
Anthropic on Monday announced that its artificial intelligence assistant "Claude" is available in Europe after launching in the United States earlier this year. "We’re excited to announce that Claude, Anthropic's trusted AI assistant, is now available for people and businesses across Europe to enhance their productivity and creativity," the San Francisco-based tech startup said in a blog post.
Celebrities face digital backlash over Gaza silence
Celebrities who have remained silent on the crisis in Gaza are feeling the wrath of angry fans wielding the "digital guillotine" to block them on social media and streaming platforms. It's uncertain whether the movement is directly responsible for the social media hits seen by some celebrities, or if other trends are at play.
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