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2026 World Cup hits 100 goals at fastest pace since 1958
Cody Gakpo scored the tournament's 100th goal in the Netherlands' 5-1 rout of Sweden on Saturday, as the expanded event averages 3.1 goals per game.
EU’s new €3 duty on cheap online imports takes effect July 1
The flat fee per item on parcels under €150 from outside the bloc targets platforms like Shein and Temu and ends a long-standing customs exemption.
Undav’s stoppage-time double lifts Germany past Ivory Coast at World Cup
Deniz Undav scored twice, including a 94th-minute winner, as Germany beat Ivory Coast 2-1 in Toronto to clinch a Round of 32 spot.
Foxconn pegs Nvidia Vera Rubin data center at $47B per gigawatt
Chairman Young Liu said each rack costs $9.1 million, with a 1GW facility requiring 3,557 racks and $1.3 billion in annual power.
HP in talks to use Chinese DRAM chips amid global shortage
Major PC makers are negotiating with supply-chain partners to source memory chips from China's CXMT for products sold in Asian markets.
Apple price hikes could arrive within days, Gurman says
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says increases are "fairly imminent" and may coincide with Apple's back-to-school sale as early as next week.
Netherlands rout Sweden 5-1 to seize World Cup Group F lead
Brobbey scored the fastest brace by a Dutch player in World Cup history, while Gakpo added two more in a dominant display in Houston.
Iran resumes crude loading at Kharg Island after US blockade lifted
Three supertankers began loading at Iran's main oil terminal Saturday, the first regular activity there in about six weeks.
Russian guided bombs hit Kharkiv apartment block, killing one
Saturday's strike injured nine others, including a child, as cross-border aerial attacks between Russia and Ukraine intensify.
Israeli strikes kill at least 5 in Gaza despite ceasefire
Saturday's attacks killed a family of four in Gaza City and a woman in northern Gaza, as over 1,000 have died since the October truce began.