Jetstar Asia’s wings are being clipped in Singapore after two decades of flying. Rising costs have grounded its operations for good, spelling uncertainty for hundreds of workers and closing a...
Author: Freya Jones
Freya Jones is a freelance writer and blogger who loves to travel and explore new cultures. She has visited over 30 countries and she is passionate about environmental issues and social justice, and often volunteers for various causes and campaigns. She is also an avid reader and a fan of fantasy and sci-fi novels. She is currently working on her first book, a dystopian thriller set in a post-apocalyptic world.
Pakistan’s Digital Dreams: How Banks Could Be the Missing Piece
With digital wallets booming and fintechs mushrooming, Pakistan’s financial sector is at a crossroads. Banks now have a unique shot to transform access, build trust, and shape the nation’s role...
Karson Kuhlman Heads to Sweden: UMD Star Embraces New Chapter in Rögle BK
The former UMD captain and national champion is heading to southern Sweden after a productive season in Finland — a move that reflects the changing path for many North American...
Microsoft Lays Down the Law for USB-C: No More Guesswork for Windows 11 Laptops
Microsoft is done watching users fumble with USB-C ports. The tech giant is now pushing a strict baseline standard to end the chaos—once and for all. Microsoft wants USB-C to...
Samsung Hands Out £600 in Free Tech to Galaxy S25 Buyers in Big Summer Push
New Galaxy S25 customers score smartwatch, earbuds, and a tablet—but there’s a catch Samsung’s throwing in nearly £600 worth of free gadgets with its latest smartphone to fire up summer...
Why Employee Retention Is More Than Just Paychecks
Retention isn’t a new topic, but it’s gaining fresh momentum for good reason. It’s not just about saving the hefty costs that come with hiring and training new staff —...
Trade Truce Turns to Tech Trouble as US-China Relations Sour Again
As tensions rise over a shattered 90-day trade truce, the US and China are heading for another standoff — and this time, the tech sector’s right in the crosshairs. A...
Edinburgh’s Filmhouse Reopens, Embracing the Magic of Celluloid Film
After three long years, Edinburgh’s beloved independent cinema, the Filmhouse, is back in business—this time with a bold focus on classic celluloid. The venue plans to showcase stunning 70mm versions...
Microsoft’s Xbox PC Branding Hints at New Windows-Based Console Strategy
Microsoft is quietly reshaping the way it presents Xbox gaming on Windows, and the recent use of “Xbox PC” branding could be a clue to bigger plans in the works....
UK Avoids 50% US Steel and Aluminium Tariffs—for Now
The UK has been temporarily spared from the hefty 50% steel and aluminium tariffs slapped on other countries by the US under former President Trump’s trade policies. But this reprieve...