Londoners could face water limits due to dry weather

Londoners could face water limits due to dry weather

Published Tue, Jul 8, 2025 · 09:09 PM [LONDON] Hot, dry weather in London and surrounding areas means water usage might have to be restricted for Thames Water’s 16 million customers, according to the supplier. The UK has already had an unusually warm start to the summer with temperatures set to climb again in the…

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IBM rolls out new chips and servers, aims for simplified AI

IBM rolls out new chips and servers, aims for simplified AI

[SAN FRANCISCO] International Business Machines (IBM) on Tuesday (Jul 8) announced a new line of data centre chips and servers that it says will be more power-efficient than rivals and will simplify the process of rolling out artificial intelligence in business operations. IBM introduced its new Power11 chips on Tuesday, marking its first major update…

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Amazon sellers curb Prime Day discounts with tariffs taking bite

Amazon sellers curb Prime Day discounts with tariffs taking bite

[SEATTLE] Amazon.com’s Prime Day is slamming into US President Donald Trump’s trade war, with ever-shifting tariffs prompting some brands to sit out the summer sale and some shoppers dropping hints they plan to pull back. The event, which began on Tuesday (Jul 8) and lasts four days, could provide prognosticators a glimpse of how much…

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Fewer courses, higher stakes: What golf’s shrinking footprint means for Singapore’s players and clubs

Fewer courses, higher stakes: What golf’s shrinking footprint means for Singapore’s players and clubs

[SINGAPORE] The announcement this week that the government will not renew the leases for six golf courses in Singapore could lead to an increase in club membership prices over the next few years, say industry watchers. “There’s no panic, but people are paying attention,” said Lee Lee Langdale, owner of golf membership brokerage Singolf Services.…

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