AI learning devices are displayed at a shopping mall in Jinhua, Zhejiang province, on Feb. 28, 2026. Photo: VCG China’s relentless Double Reduction policy and a rapid wave of artificial intelligence are quietly reshaping how families spend money on their children’s education. Instead of pouring cash into offline cram schools, parents are increasingly investing in home-learning hardware, AI-powered...
AI learning devices are displayed at a shopping mall in Jinhua, Zhejiang province, on Feb. 28, 2026. Photo: VCG China’s relentless Double Reduction policy and a rapid wave of artificial intelligence are quietly reshaping how families spend money on their children’s education. Instead of pouring cash into offline cram schools, parents are increasingly investing in home-learning hardware, AI-powered educational services and extracurricular activities, according to a newly released report by the Duojing Education Research Institute.
The Metropolitan Police are pushing for tech firms to make stolen phones unusable for thieves. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said he gave companies an ultimatum in March to "take urgent steps to prevent stolen phones from being resold and reused, or we will call on government to step in and legislate". It comes after Apple recently implemented a default stolen device protection setting on Apple dev...
The Metropolitan Police are pushing for tech firms to make stolen phones unusable for thieves. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said he gave companies an ultimatum in March to "take urgent steps to prevent stolen phones from being resold and reused, or we will call on government to step in and legislate". It comes after Apple recently implemented a default stolen device protection setting on Apple devices, which users previously had to manually toggle on.
Tesla ( TSLA ) has received approval to offer its Full Self-Driving supervised driver-assistance software in Belgium, marking another step in the EV maker's European expansion stratergy. The authorization was signed by Annick De Ridder, transport minister of Belgium's Flanders region, after Tesla ( TSLA ) completed a series of tests in the country. "I just signed the approval," she said in a post...
Tesla ( TSLA ) has received approval to offer its Full Self-Driving supervised driver-assistance software in Belgium, marking another step in the EV maker's European expansion stratergy. The authorization was signed by Annick De Ridder, transport minister of Belgium's Flanders region, after Tesla ( TSLA ) completed a series of tests in the country. "I just signed the approval," she said in a post on X featuring a picture of an official signed document. Belgium had been accelerating its approval process under De Ridder's leadership in recent weeks, with the official authorization arriving sooner than expected. The decision makes Belgium the fifth EU country to authorize Tesla's ( TSLA ) FSD supervised system, following approvals in the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia and Denmark. Denmark approved Tesla's ( TSLA ) FSD suite on Tuesday, with Belgium following suit just a day later. More on Tesla On Tesla Becoming X Tesla: The Future Looks Bright, The Stock Does Not Tesla: 190x P/E Ratio Reexamined Tesla struggles with long robotaxi wait times in Austin with less than 60 vehicles in operation SpaceX selects Starlink manager to run Grok's training team ahead of IPO: report
Accountancy firms linked to the collapsed mortgage lender Market Financial Solutions Ltd. are being investigated by the UK’s audit watchdog. The Financial Reporting Council said on Thursday that it has opened four investigations into Magus Chartered Accountants, two individual accountants and Berkeley Finch, which audited Market Financial Solutions’ financial statements for the calendar year ended...
Accountancy firms linked to the collapsed mortgage lender Market Financial Solutions Ltd. are being investigated by the UK’s audit watchdog. The Financial Reporting Council said on Thursday that it has opened four investigations into Magus Chartered Accountants, two individual accountants and Berkeley Finch, which audited Market Financial Solutions’ financial statements for the calendar year ended 2024. The watchdog is also probing Silver Levene UK, the auditor of an MFS-linked entity, Zircon Group Ltd. Another individual accountant faces a separate investigation for conduct in work carried out for MFS. MFS was at the center of a sprawling group of companies that borrowed from backers including Barclays Plc, and Apollo Global Management Inc.’s Atlas SP Partners. The London-based firm used the money to finance short-term real estate loans and collapsed in February amid allegations of wrongdoing and fraud.