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- 1Tutoring company tells parents to use AI insteadโTutoring company tells parents to save their money and 'use AI instead'
An Australian tutoring company is advising parents to stop paying for tutoring and rely on AI tools instead, arguing that free or cheap chatbots can deliver much of the same learning support. The unusual stance from a business in the industry itself has sparked debate about whether AI can genuinely replace human tutors, and what it signals about the future of the paid tutoring market.
- 2Apple Music to open concert venue at Battersea Power StationโApple Music to open concert venue in Battersea Power Station
Apple Music is set to open a concert venue at the landmark Battersea Power Station in London. The announcement pairs one of the world's biggest music streaming services with one of the capital's most recognisable industrial buildings, which has been redeveloped in recent years into a shopping and cultural destination. Details on opening dates and programming have not yet been given.
- 3Healthcare sector urged to cut its environmental footprintโผRethinking healthcare to reduce its environmental impact
Healthcare systems are being called on to rethink how care is delivered in order to reduce their environmental impact. The discussion focuses on making hospitals, supply chains and treatment models more sustainable, as health services account for a notable share of global emissions. Industry observers say sustainability is becoming a core consideration in healthcare planning and investment.
- 4India's finance minister says startups can match established industriesโIndian startups can contribute as much as established industries: FM
India's Finance Minister said Indian startups have the potential to contribute to the economy as much as established industries, according to the Times of India. The remark positions the startup sector alongside traditional pillars like manufacturing and services, and comes amid government efforts to promote entrepreneurship, funding access and innovation-driven growth across the country.
- 5OBE Power lands new investment to grow North American EV chargingโOBE Power secures new equity investment to expand its North American EV charging network
OBE Power has secured a new equity investment to support the expansion of its electric vehicle charging network across North America. The funding will help the company broaden its charging infrastructure as demand for EV services continues to grow in the United States and Canada. Industry outlet Charged EVs reported the deal, highlighting it as a signal of continued investor interest in the EV charging sector.
- 6Data-center AI chip market seen reaching $860 billion by 2030โผData-center AI chip market seen at $860 bln by 2030
The global data-center AI chip market is projected to reach $860 billion by 2030, underscoring the scale of investment expected in semiconductors that power artificial intelligence services. Analysts point to surging demand for processors used to train and run AI models as cloud providers and tech firms expand their infrastructure. The forecast highlights semiconductors as one of the fastest-growing segments of the technology industry this decade.
- 7Celebrity Cruises Quietly Removes Concierge Class BenefitโผCelebrity Cruises Drops Concierge Class Benefit
Celebrity Cruises has removed a benefit from its Concierge Class fare category, according to cruise industry reporting. Concierge Class sits between standard staterooms and suites, and passengers pay a premium for perks such as priority services and enhanced amenities. The change means travellers booking this tier may no longer receive one of the benefits they previously expected, prompting concern among cruise fans about shrinking value for the price.
- 8Dallas Fed to release updates on manufacturing, services and energyโD-FW Business Datebook: Dallas Fed gives updates on manufacturing, service and energy sectors
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has scheduled releases of its business surveys covering the manufacturing, service and energy sectors, as listed in the Dallas Morning News business datebook. The surveys are closely watched indicators of economic conditions in Texas and the surrounding region, informing businesses and analysts about hiring, prices and outlook across key local industries.