Australian-listed medical technology developer EBR Systems has cleared a key quality management milestone at its California plant as it prepares for commercial device production.

A study published by Pablo Gregorini highlights how modifying animal diets could help prevent chronic human diseases by enriching meat and dairy products with beneficial plant compounds.

New Canadian import tariffs are squeezing profit margins for small and mid-sized enterprises, even as retail competition prevents immediate cost increases for everyday shoppers.

Official customs data released in Beijing showed Chinese exports surged 25 percent year-on-year in August, driven by international appetite for technology products linked to global AI infrastructure.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has ordered a comprehensive emergency framework as the archipelago struggles with a fatal earthquake, volcanic unrest, and wildfires.

Premier Roger Cook reveals global tech developers are targeting regional Western Australia for energy-intensive artificial intelligence data facilities.

Former Qantas ground staff have begun receiving payouts from a $35 million settlement following an illegal mass outsourcing campaign six years ago, though union leaders call the sums insufficient.

Exo-CBX performers Baekhyun, Chen, and Xiumin have launched legal action against management label INB100 in South Korea to freeze their exclusive representation agreements.

Following a winless streak lasting over a year, head coach Sean Lynn's Wales squad has reached a historic low in World Rugby's global standings, raising concerns over high-performance pathways.

Director Alex Gibney's new documentary 'Musk' debuts at Venice, delivering a critical examination of the tech executive's corporate power and public influence.

Researchers at the University of Surrey have introduced a conceptual qubit architecture using superfluid helium that could tackle persistent decoherence challenges in quantum computing.

British debutant Matthew Brennan secured his fourth stage win at the Vuelta a España on Sept. 8, matching multi-stage feats by established stars like Wout van Aert.

Archaeologists excavating a cave site in northern Spain have uncovered animal bones and stone tools indicating Neanderthal hunter-gatherers returned to the location across generations.

A new clinic at UC Davis Health expands regional access to electroconvulsive therapy for patients with severe, treatment-resistant psychiatric conditions across Northern California.

Meteorologists warn that an exceptionally strong El Niño cycle could trigger one of Southeast Asia's most severe tropical storm seasons in years.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio initiated a Latin American tour in Barranquilla, promising to rebuild defense and counternarcotics ties with Colombia's new conservative president.

With 100 million Americans having no direct memory of September 11, 2001, researchers warn that younger generations are increasingly exposed to viral historical disinformation.

Jury foreperson Roni Carlson revealed that a holdout juror harbored reasonable doubt but refused to acquit, causing a mistrial in the trial of Lindsay Clancy.

Declining voter sentiment over economic relief promises is weighing on Republican candidates across Michigan ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, according to regional reporting.

Circle Internet Financial has agreed to acquire Singapore-based cross-border payments platform Tazapay, integrating its USDC stablecoin into Asia-Pacific trade settlement rails.

A structural failure in South Delhi's Satya Niketan hub has highlighted systemic safety risks in paying guest accommodations, prompting municipal authorities to draft stricter housing oversight.