apple unveils its latest ai enabled smartphone flight in the aviation sector. i: first 25; i: first ai 5; smartphone that will be released at the of and cost end of february and cost around $600. like huawei which already features ai in its smartphones.

this that stands out for me as it is the cheapest iphone and the second thing is it has apple's own modem. it has a full screen and a good camera. if you remember, apple purchased its own modem a few years back, it is trying to create its own processes, so with this one although it is a low—key launch, why is this price bracket important? this

is usually closer to the most popular model in the market is one of the most popular models in the market, its falling sales in china? i think what consumers

in china are looking apple intelligence caters to some of the questions i think for apple, apart from the software, what it factors as well, but definitely the new partnerships that apple theoretically should be able to do calculations that current computers would take decades to do. overtake its own chip. quantum computing is years not decades away.

the company nikola has its insolvency. it announced its insolvency. it had previously struggled when it had recall fires. the boss has cited unfavourable economic conditions behind its decision to wind down. in the us, central bank officials say shifting trade inflation progress. latest policy meeting released on wednesday. officials in january signalled a readiness to hold interest rates steady as they left the key interest rate about stubborn inflation and the potential effect

investors are currently pricing in one rate cut in 2025 current federalfunding runs out after march the 14th, or pausing the fed's ongoing shrinking of its balance sheet. the january meeting was also used to kick off a review of the framework. a review of the framework. meanwhile president trump meanwhile president trump is doubled down on his is doubled down on his latest plans to impose tariffs on pharmaceuticals, chips, cars and even lumber. despite concerns in the us,

some foreign companies like the australian steel—maker bluescope could stand to benefit. they have a policy of manufacturing where they invested are the fifth largest steel maker in america employing 4000 workers. so they have said the tariff changes will actually help them in terms of their american operations selling steel

the tariff will have looked at the north american market. and looking more broadly, what are the impact that these tariffs will have on the global economy? really a good outcome for the world economy, particularly in asia. shares were pub here dropped 10%, and the us defence pete hegseth is secretary pete hegseth is to slash the us nlnnning te slash. the q5 . ~ ~ ,.. , the nlnnning te slash. the q5 . ~ ~ ,.. 1 11: the next defence budget over the next five years. in its five years. meanwhile in its latest regulatory filing, it disclosed that the chief latest regulatory filing, it disclosed will the chief latest regulatory filing, it disclosed will bee chief latest regulatory filing, it disclosed will be able if latest regulatory filing, it disclosed will be able to executive will—be able te sell million shares executive will—be able te cell million shares of company 10 million shares of company stock in the next six months.

the aviation industry has had a rocky start to the year, the agenda in singapore. katie silva was there to check out the future of air travel. on the one hand you have pressure to decarbonise, but then demand for flights continues to soar. ai is promising huge benefits when it comes to efficiency, recovery, volatile oil prices and difficulties when it comes are promising to change the way we fly.

at my hotel, so imagine this. you have had your beautiful hotel breakfast. you don't have a flight to the end of the day, and print your boarding pass and your bag tag. and how we manage emissions for aircraft, and that is about how people go through an airport, really the customer focus,

and also how airlines can what is everyone talking about as well? india is the other big buzzword, a market that is previously china was the big outbound market. that's coming back, but a lot slower than it previously was. might one day be able to turn up at the airport and your face will take you all the way to the boarding gate. thanks for your company here in business today. see you soon.

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ronan's sister nikita told the bbc these new government plans will make a difference even. ago, and some things are particularly pricey. butter has gone up by 18% and instant coffee a gun at a former friend. a jury in los angeles acquitted him on two assault well, a new report from the house of commons has criticised stereotypes that paint baby boomers as out of their kids.

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