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    Prediction markets pay players and leagues, fans bear the cost●As players and leagues win with prediction markets, fans left holding the bag✉newsSportBasketball7 min ago

    A San Antonio Express-News column argues that the boom in sports prediction markets is enriching players and leagues while leaving ordinary fans to absorb the losses. The piece contends that as betting-style contracts on game outcomes expand, those running the markets profit while bettors — largely fans — carry the financial risk.

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    Apple Eyes the Fast-Growing Fitness Tracker Market●Apple Eyes the Rapidly Growing Fitness Tracker Segment. What That Could Mean for AAPL Stock.✉newsHealthFitness12 min ago

    Apple is reportedly looking at the rapidly growing fitness tracker segment, a move analysts say could affect the outlook for AAPL stock. Entering or expanding in wearables focused on fitness tracking would put Apple in sharper competition with established device makers in a market that continues to expand as consumers track health and activity more closely. Investors are watching what the strategy could mean for future revenue.

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    Australian datacentre backlash called a US import▼"Australian backlash to datacentres is faux import from US, officials say: ‘We are not the United States’" Well "OfficiaMmastodonEnvironment621 min ago

    Australian officials argue that local opposition to datacentres is a 'faux' backlash imported from the United States, insisting 'we are not the United States'. Critics dispute that framing, accusing pro-datacentre voices of being industry figures who donate to Labor to fast-track construction rather than neutral authorities. The debate touches on energy use, water consumption and the siting of large computing facilities in Australian communities.

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    River cruise industry faces long-term climate risk●Is River Cruise at long term risk from climate change?✉newsEnvironmentClimate21 min ago

    Questions are being raised about whether river cruising, a popular and fast-growing segment of the tourism industry, faces long-term risk from climate change. Low water levels on major rivers in recent years have already disrupted sailings in Europe, prompting debate about droughts, changing rainfall and the viability of routes that depend on stable water depths.

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    Diet Change Lowered Biological Age in Four Weeks, Study Finds●Longevity Study Finds One Diet Shift Changed Biological Age in Just 4 Weeks✉newsScienceBiology24 min ago

    A longevity study reports that a single dietary change measurably reduced participants' biological age within just four weeks. The finding, covered by Men's Journal, suggests relatively quick interventions in eating habits could affect markers of aging, not just long-term health. Readers are weighing how practical the diet shift is and how reliable short-term biological age measurements really are.

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    AGIBOT delivers 20,000th robot to Chimelong●The launch also marked the delivery to Chimelong of the 20,000th robot to roll off AGIBOT’s production line✉newsTechnologyRobotics29 min ago

    Chinese robotics firm AGIBOT marked a milestone, delivering its 20,000th robot from its production line to Chimelong, the theme park and resort operator. The handover was announced at a launch event, underlining the company's rapid manufacturing scale-up in service and industrial robotics and its growing commercial ties with Chimelong.

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