Cynthia Tawo, a baker from Harlow, received an AI-generated image as inspiration for a birthday cake order. Despite her reservations about unrealistic expectations, she created a stunning cake that surpassed the digital vision.
Global stock markets experienced significant declines as investors grow increasingly concerned about AI's disruptive effects on industries like software, legal services, and logistics, despite mixed evidence on job losses and economic impact.
UK advertising agencies experienced a record 14% staff decline in 2025, with younger workers leaving as AI tools threaten jobs. The industry faces a major transformation.
The FTSE 100 closed up 0.4% after US inflation slowed more than expected. Defence stocks surged as Britain plans £400 million for long-range missile development.
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The £9.9bn sale of British fund manager Schroders to US firm Nuveen highlights London's declining financial influence, with the City's crown jewel succumbing to market pressures and strategic missteps.
A Sydney restaurant released CCTV footage showing a customer allegedly placing his own armpit hair on food to avoid paying a $600 bill, warning other venues about the scam.
Despite cocoa futures falling nearly 70% since last Valentine's Day, chocolate prices remain high due to manufacturing contracts, tariffs, and consumer demand patterns affecting affordability.
In Zimbabwe, creative money bouquets made from dollar bills are becoming popular Valentine's Day gifts, blending romance with practicality in a cash-driven economy.
A detailed review of the Frog 53 Hybrid Kids Bike, highlighting its lightweight design, easy assembly, and versatile performance for children aged 5-7.
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Shares in trucking and logistics firms have plunged dramatically after the launch of an AI freight tool by Algorhythm, sparking widespread sectoral panic and significant market losses.
Red Lobster is preparing to shutter additional restaurants, less than two years after a $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp promotion drove the chain into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, costing over $11 million.
Asian shares traded mostly lower on Friday, mirroring sharp losses on Wall Street driven by a sell-off in technology stocks amid investor concerns over AI disruptions. Key indexes in Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Australia declined, while South Korea's Kospi buck
Steak 'n Shake's announcement to remove microwaves from all U.S. restaurants by mid-April has left customers puzzled, unaware the chain used them. The move is part of a broader strategy to enhance food quality and embrace traditional cooking methods.
The FTSE 100 index ended down 0.7% on Thursday, dragged lower by a tech-led decline in New York. Investors now await key US inflation data due Friday.
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Gold and silver prices declined following unexpectedly robust US employment figures for January, which reduced expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and strengthened the dollar.
Unilever's ice cream boss Peter ter Kulve says GLP-1 medications reduce mindless eating but boost deliberate treat choices, creating opportunities for premium portion-controlled products.
Red Lobster CEO Damola Adamolekun says the seafood chain may close more underperforming restaurants as it continues its recovery from bankruptcy, focusing on stronger markets and new growth opportunities.
McCall's Australia announces the closure of its sewing pattern business after over a century, marking the end of an era for home sewers and fashion enthusiasts.
Greene King announces plans to open 30 new franchise pubs in 2026, expanding into Wales and Southwest England after reaching 100 Hive and Nest concept pubs milestone.
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Martha Stewart presided over the NYSE closing bell, marking a dramatic reversal from her 2004 insider trading conviction and prison sentence. The 84-year-old lifestyle guru celebrated Miracle-Gro's 30th anniversary as their Chief Gardening Officer.
Asian shares mostly gained, with Japan and South Korea hitting record highs, after Wall Street wobbled following a stronger-than-expected US jobs report. US futures edged higher as markets digest labor data.
McDonald's reports a 5.7% global same-store sales surge in Q4, exceeding expectations, as price cuts and promotions attract budget-conscious customers back.
The FTSE 100 index gained 1.1% after US non-farm payrolls surged, while European markets were mixed and global trade reforms were discussed.
Activist hedge fund Elliott Management has acquired a significant stake in the London Stock Exchange Group, engaging to drive performance amid AI concerns and reduced listings.
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Shares in major UK wealth managers and price comparison sites have fallen sharply due to investor fears over AI disruption in financial services, with significant market volatility reported.
Heineken plans to reduce its workforce by up to 6,000 positions over two years, citing weak beer demand, health trends, and economic pressures. The brewer also revised its 2026 profit growth forecast downward.
Asian stock markets posted moderate gains on Wednesday, buoyed by mixed US performance and weak holiday retail data that could prompt Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Key indices in China, Australia, and Taiwan all climbed.
Online prediction market Kalshi reached a record $1bn in trading volume during Super Bowl weekend, with $145m wagered on Bad Bunny's halftime performance details.
The FTSE 100 closed lower as Prime Minister Keir Starmer resisted calls to resign, while US retail sales missed expectations, impacting global markets. Coca-Cola HBC surged on strong earnings.
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The Royal Mint's 886 jewellery label offers lab-grown diamond pieces from £495, crafted from recycled e-waste, with delivery before Valentine's Day.
