Apple’s newest iPhone 16 is making waves in China. Sales are up by a whopping 20% compared to last year’s iPhone 15. This is great news for Apple, which has faced tough competition from Chinese phone makers like Huawei. The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are the stars of the show, with their sales jumpin
China recently poured half a trillion dollars into its struggling property sector. Experts, however, aren’t convinced this is enough to turn things around. The move comes after a summer of poor economic data, raising fears that China might miss its growth target. Leader Xi Jinping finally rolled ou
You know how banks use AI to catch fraud? Well, Uncle Sam is doing the same thing! The US Treasury Department just used AI to catch $1 billion in check fraud alone last year. That's huge! And it's not just checks. They stopped over $4 billion in fraud overall. How? By using machine learning to dig t
Ever heard of Kate Cassidy? She's the 25-year-old influencer who used to date former One Direction member, Liam Payne. Born in New Jersey and educated at Coastal Carolina University, Kate is known for her vibrant social media presence. She met Liam in a unique way – while waitressing at a bar in Cha
Liam Payne, a former One Direction member, was dating model Kate Cassidy. They were together in Argentina before she returned to the U. S. a few days before his death. Cassidy left Buenos Aires two days before the incident, where Payne fell from the third floor of his hotel room. Payne was known for
Cancer is tough on everyone – patients, their loved ones, and even employers. It takes a toll on health, emotions, and wallets. A recent study showed that half of cancer patients struggle with medical debt, some owing over $5, 000 for a year or more. Many people empty their savings just two years po
Taiwan and China are in a tense standoff over trade, with Beijing threatening further action against the island. This comes a few days after China criticized Taiwan's President Lai Ching-Te for his national day speech. China sees Taiwan as part of its territory and dislikes Lai for promoting Taiwane
Imagine China holding massive naval and air force exercises all around Taiwan. This wasn't a surprise drill; it was a clear message from China to Taiwan. China's Defense Ministry explained that these drills were a reaction to Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te refusing to acknowledge that Taiwan is par
Alright, so China's military held some war games near Taiwan. They said it was a message to stop Taiwan's independence dreams. This didn't go down well with Taiwan or the U. S. , who thought it was a bit much. The drills were happening around Taiwan, and the Chinese military even shared a map showin
You might have heard about some big military drills happening near Taiwan. China isn't happy with Taiwan's newest president, Lai Ching-te, who recently said China can't boss Taiwan around. So, as a response, China sent a huge fleet, including planes and ships, to show their might. They even used the
