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The morning favourite has changed recipe, replacing grains of rice with wheat and rice flour - finely milled grains that are digested faster. But has this made them any worse for your health?
China’s state planner has told Japanese investor SoftBank it will not allow the US$5.4 billion acquisition of the robotics segment of engineering group ABB to go ahead, the Swiss firm said on Thursday. The case marks the second major deal blocked by China this year after Meta Platforms was ordered to unwind its US$2 billion-plus acquisition of artificial intelligence start-up Manus. The news comes as Beijing tightens scrutiny of foreign investment in domestic start-ups that are developing...
A freezing cold shower might not be the nicest way to start the day, but scientists say it could be key to staying flu-free this winter.
E-book reader sales are soaring as consumers seek technology offering respite from social media and artificial intelligence hype. It’s even better in color.
The breed is descended from indigenous canines, which may have been intentionally mixed with wild coyotes long before Europeans arrived in the Americas.
Most Britons simply wouldn't dream of tucking into a fish and chips or burger without a generous helping of ketchup or mayonnaise.
Single-use earphones have been left strewn across the railings at one of Rome's most significant tourist attractions, prompting a city clean up.
IIT Guwahati researchers use drones and AI to decode traffic patterns on Indian roads
While the most significant impact on the global temperature typically comes in the months after an El Niño peak — which hasn't happened yet — some climate models are suggesting 2026 could edge out 2024 as the warmest year on record. Could El Niño be influencing this year's global temperature?
Swapping dairy products for plant-based alternatives such as oat milk and coconut yoghurt could lead to serious nutrient deficiencies, a study has found.
As a nutritionist I'm a big fan of frozen food, so the latest wave of cyberattacks targeting supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, is an alarming prospect.
INDIA-CYBER/AI:India flags Chinese-linked AI tools in hacking campaign against financial firms
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