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MINI AeroPress Manual Coffee Grinder Gets 20% Discount on Amazon Ahead of Father's Day
TechRadar reports that Amazon has discounted the AeroPress Manual Coffee Grinder and select AeroPress products by 20% ahead of Father's Day. The deal is live now and prices are not expected to decrease further before Amazon Prime Day on 23 June. The grinder was praised by TechRadar's coffee specialist as 'the best she'd ever used' for its engineering and build quality.
Technology YouTube Premium at $16 Includes YouTube Music: Subscription Swap Analysis for Heavy Users
YouTube Premium subscription now costs $16 and includes YouTube Music, allowing heavy YouTube users to potentially replace separate music streaming subscriptions. However, YouTube Music lacks high-resolution audio and follows YouTube's organizational logic, which may not suit all users.
Finance TRIG Sells 17.5% Stake in Scottish Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm for £155 Million
The Renewables Infrastructure Group Limited (TRIG) will sell its 17.5% stake in the 588MW Beatrice offshore wind farm off Scotland for approximately £155 million ($208.2 million) to funds managed by Equitix Investment Management. The sale, at a 4% discount to the December 2025 valuation, will reduce TRIG's borrowings by £375 million and supports its £400 million capital realisation target. Completion is expected before end-2026, subject to third-party consent.
Trade US-Iran Framework Deal Aims to Reopen Strait of Hormuz but Traffic Remains Low
The US and Iran have agreed a framework deal to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. However, ship-tracking data shows traffic remains low, with only two vessels exiting since Sunday. Experts warn of cautious shipping recovery and lingering insurance and production challenges.
Manufacturing Nintendo Switch 2 Price Increase Reflects AI-Driven Component Cost Pressures on Supply Chains
Nintendo announced a AU$70 price increase for the Switch 2 in Australia, effective September 1, citing higher component costs driven by AI-related shortages. The console's RRP will rise to AU$769.95, though an EOFY deal currently offers it at AU$629. The move underscores ongoing supply-chain pressures in consumer electronics manufacturing.
Manufacturing FlexiSpot L-Shaped Standing Desk Drops to $500 in Limited-Time Amazon Deal
FlexiSpot's L-Shaped Executive Electric Standing Desk is now $500 on Amazon, down from $600. The 55x48in corner desk features electric height adjustment, a 242lb weight capacity, and a five-year warranty on frame and motor. The deal includes a 63-inch variant for $100 more.
Technology Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro 3D Printer Drops to $480 Ahead of Amazon Prime Day
The Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro 14K resin 3D printer is now available on Amazon for $479.99, down from $669.99, ahead of Prime Day. TechRadar's expert awarded it 4.5 stars and a Highly Recommend badge, citing outstanding print quality, fast 170mm/h speed, and automated resin management.
Oil Prices Tumble 4% as Trump Announces US-Iran Deal, Strait of Hormuz Reopening; Brent Falls Below $85
Oil prices plunged to lowest since March on Monday after US President Donald Trump announced the completion of a deal with Iran and the immediate toll-free reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude futures dropped 4.1% to $83.75 a barrel, while WTI fell 4.72% to $80.87, easing fears of supply disruptions through the critical waterway. The diplomatic breakthrough, mediated by Pakistan, will be formally signed in Switzerland on June 19.
Commodities Oil Prices Slide After US and Iran Sign Peace Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices fell sharply in early Asian trade after Pakistan announced a peace deal between the US and Iran, with the Strait of Hormuz set to reopen. Brent crude dropped 3.8% to $84.02 a barrel, while US-traded oil slid 4.1% to $81.40. The deal, brokered by Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, will be formally signed on 19 June in Switzerland.
Trade UK and Japan Agree £18bn Investment Deal Covering Infrastructure, Offshore Wind
The UK and Japan have agreed a multi-billion pound investment deal worth £18bn, with Japanese firms committing to spend over £9bn on UK infrastructure and financial services and up to £9bn on offshore wind. UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer met Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in London to finalise the agreement, which Downing Street said will create tens of thousands of jobs.
Technology Ugreen Prime Day Sale Slashes Price of NASync DH2300 and Other NAS Models
Ugreen is hosting its own Prime Day sale, offering significant discounts on its NAS devices. The NASync DH2300 two-bay NAS and UPS bundle is priced at $276, down from $345. The standalone NAS is $186.99. The device features an eight-core processor, 4GB of memory, RAID support, and up to 64TB storage capacity, making it a cost-effective private cloud solution for home users and small offices.
Technology Amazon signs multibillion-dollar deal with Corning for next-gen data center fiber optic cables
Amazon announced a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar agreement with Corning to supply fiber optic cables and networking components for its data centers, driven by AI demand. The deal is expected to create hundreds of construction jobs in addition to 1,000 jobs at Corning's North Carolina facilities. AWS CEO Matt Garman emphasized the investment in American manufacturing and workforce training.
Technology PXGEO Partners with Equinor for Autonomous Subsea Trials
PXGEO has entered a one-year agreement with Equinor to conduct autonomous subsea inspection trials using the Saab Sabertooth. This marks PXGEO's first venture into unmanned operations, with initial tests set to take place in Norway.
Technology Norton LifeLock Advanced Deal: Enterprise-Grade Identity Protection at $16.67/Mo
Norton LifeLock Advanced identity theft protection is discounted by $40, bringing the monthly cost to $16.67 for the first year. The plan includes up to $1.2 million in reimbursement, fraud alerts across multiple accounts, and 24/7 expert support. This deal is relevant for enterprise leaders seeking to secure executive identities and supply chain credentials.
Technology Microsoft inks 37,000-ton carbon removal deal with Indian startup Alt Carbon
Microsoft signed a three-year agreement to purchase nearly 37,000 metric tons of carbon removal credits from Alt Carbon, an Indian startup using enhanced rock weathering. The deal marks Microsoft's first enhanced-rock weathering purchase in Asia and highlights the increasing role of Global South suppliers in the carbon removal market.
Commodities Crude Oil Futures Fall as Trump Signals Possible Iran Deal
Crude oil futures traded lower after US President Donald Trump signaled a possible peace deal with Iran. August Brent fell 1.90% to $88.66, and July WTI dropped 1.82% to $86.11. ING analysts expressed caution, noting past false starts and quiet signals from Tehran. OPEC's May production fell 177,000 b/d, led by Iran's 546,000 b/d decline, while Saudi, UAE, and Iraq increased output.
US Trade Chief Affirms Tariff Deal Amid New Proposals
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer reaffirmed the tariff agreement with the EU amidst new proposals to impose import taxes on 60 economies. The EU-US deal includes a 15% tariff ceiling on EU exports.
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Logistics ZIM Appoints New CEO Amid Hapag-Lloyd Deal Uncertainty
ZIM has appointed Chen Lichtenstein as CEO as it navigates a pending acquisition by Hapag-Lloyd. The $4.2bn deal still requires regulatory approval.
Hindustan Copper and Lohum Revive Gujarat Plant
Hindustan Copper Ltd has approved a deal with Lohum Materials Pvt Ltd to restart its Gujarat Copper Plant under a revenue-sharing model. This move aligns with India's strategy to enhance domestic metal production and secure critical mineral supply chains.
Crude Oil Futures Dip Amid US-Iran Deal Speculations
Crude oil futures saw a significant drop as reports of a potential US-Iran deal emerged. Brent and WTI futures both fell over 5%, influenced by geopolitical developments and market reactions.