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- 1New Apple CEO John Ternus reportedly plans layoffs as chip costs rise●New Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly planning layoffs as memory chip costs rise
John Ternus, reported to be Apple's new chief executive, is drawing up plans for layoffs, according to a Yahoo Finance report. The job cuts are said to be driven by rising memory chip costs, which are squeezing margins across the tech industry. If confirmed, the move would signal an early cost discipline push under Apple's reported new leadership.
- 2Payhawk picks Stockholm as Nordic hub in European push●Payhawk makes Stockholm its Nordic hub in European expansion
Expense management company Payhawk has announced that Stockholm will serve as its Nordic hub as part of a wider European expansion. The move signals the fintech's intention to deepen its presence in Scandinavia and strengthen its operations across the region. The news was carried on Yahoo Finance, drawing attention from business and startup watchers tracking European fintech growth.
- 3Astrae Oratio director says character interactions draw on 90s dating sims●キャラとの交流は“90年代恋愛シム”を意識。「アストラエ・オラティオ」開発ゲームディレクターインタビュー【TGS2026】 – Yahoo!ニュース キャラとの交流は“90年代恋愛シム”を意識。「アストラエ・オラティオ」開発ゲームディレクタ
At Tokyo Game Show 2026, the game director of Astrae Oratio gave an interview, published via Yahoo! News, explaining the design of the upcoming game. The director said character interaction systems were deliberately modeled on 1990s dating simulation games, and emphasized a goal of making games that are genuinely fun on smartphones.
- 428 South Carolina Recipes Bring Charleston and the Lowcountry to the Table●28 South Carolina Recipes for a Taste of Charleston and the Lowcountry
A roundup of 28 South Carolina recipes is drawing attention, offering readers a taste of Charleston and the wider Lowcountry region. The collection highlights classic Southern cooking associated with the area, from seafood to traditional comfort dishes, and is being circulated through Yahoo's lifestyle and news outlets.
- 5SpaceX's Nvidia GPU Buying Spree Seen as Boost for SpaceX Stock●Here's Why SpaceX Buying More Nvidia GPUs Is Bigger News for SpaceX's Stock Than Nvidia's
Analysts at The Motley Fool and Yahoo Finance are arguing that SpaceX's decision to purchase additional Nvidia GPUs matters more for SpaceX's valuation than for Nvidia's business. The commentary suggests expanded AI compute capacity could strengthen SpaceX's long-term prospects, with investors debating what the deal signals about the company's ambitions beyond rocketry.