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I always do this one job every morning in July: It protects the birds and keeps them free of disease

Protect birds from disease in July: Wildlife experts reveal the one job you must do every day

Tom’s Guide · Jul 10

Amazon’s New Debt Deal Puts Its AI Spending Story on Trial

Amazon sold $25 billion in bonds to fund a $200 billion 2026 AI infrastructure push, even as weaker bond demand and rising insider stock sales signal investor caution.

MarketBeat · Jul 10

Amazon’s $25 Billion AI Gamble Is Building Its Next Trillion-Dollar Business

Amazon is raising $25 billion to accelerate its AI expansion, as Wall Street weighs whether the spending will drive the company's next wave of long-term growth.

Barchart · Jul 10

Toshiba N300 4TB NAS HDD review: Can the extra cost over its rivals be justified by its performance?

The Toshiba N300 is a fast drive suitable for small NAS installations and uses CMR technology.

TechRadar · Jul 10

Companies are shifting toward cheaper open‑source AI models to rein in costs, Amazon CTO says

Stories of runaway AI bills have been making some executives skittish about AI spending.

Fortune · Jul 10

My tomato leaves are yellowing more than usual this year – experts share what could be causing it and how to stop it

Are the heatwaves to blame?

Ideal Home · Jul 10

Nothing I Tried Stopped Gnats Until I Made These 5 Changes – My Houseplants Have Been Pest-Free Ever Since

Although harmless, fungus gnats can be a nuisance and will multiply quickly if you don't act fast

Homes & Gardens · Jul 10

Lionel Messi and Antonela Roccuzzo’s Use of Multi-Tonal Gray Sets the Standard for Serene, High-End Living Room Design in 2026

Moving away from flat gray trends, the couple's layered space relies on high-texture investment pieces to create a softer haven

Homes & Gardens · Jul 10

'It made me feel really devastated': Amazon apologises after breastfeeding CEO was turned away from business programme

A Scottish business owner has said she was left "devastated" after being unable to attend an Amazon business programme because she was told she could not bring her breastfeeding baby onto the company's fulfilment centre site. Rachael Bews, founder and chief executive of marketing agency Nu Coton, had secured a…

The Times of India · Jul 9

Worries About T-Mobile’s Competition From Satellite Companies Look Overdone

T-Mobile's wireless business is unlikely to be threatened by satellite firms in the foreseeable future.

Barchart · Jul 9