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Apple has replaced its controversial per-install fee with a flat 5% commission for apps sold outside its App Store, in a move it says resolves its dispute with EU regulators over the Digital Markets Act.
Fraudsters are using publicly available AI image-analysis tools to work out where holiday photos were taken, then send convincing fake bank alerts referencing that location. Security researchers say the technique is now accurate enough to fool even cautious travellers.
Heathrow handled 7.86 million passengers in July, fewer than Istanbul's 8.15 million, ending the London airport's run as Europe's top hub. The operator says the figures strengthen its case for a third runway.
Chinese firm Geek+ has become the largest supplier of warehouse robots in the UK, with Tesco, Asda and Next among the retailers now relying on its technology. The trend reflects Britain's persistent labour shortages and weak productivity growth, according to the BBC.
A think tank analysis finds English graduates now face far higher lifetime loan repayments and steeper effective tax rates than earlier generations, as sixth formers await this week's A-level results.
Electronic Arts reported first-quarter bookings well below analyst expectations on Monday, the same week its decade-long run as a public company ends. A $55 billion Saudi-led consortium takes the gaming giant private as early as today.
Scammers are sending near-perfect replicas of X's own security emails, warning users of a login from an unrecognised device, to steal account credentials. Once inside, they use hijacked accounts to run cryptocurrency fraud.
American home loan costs have stabilised in the mid-6% range this week, but geopolitical turbulence and a hawkish Federal Reserve are keeping any meaningful relief firmly out of reach.