No batteries and less in the package — here are the way US companies are trying to avoid tariffs profit cuts
Gadgets sold without batteries. Toys sold in slimmed-down boxes or no packaging at all. More household goods that shoppers ...
Dbrand has opened up reservations for its first ever Nintendo Switch 2 case
Takes you closer to the games, movies and TV you love Issues delivered straight to your door or device ...
Honda’s Breaking Up Iconic Race Cars Like Senna’s F1 And Selling The Parts To Fans
Honda wants to engage its fans in its rich racing history, selling Formula 1, IndyCar and MotoGP pieces from its vast ...
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HP's OMEN Gaming brand is now making fans, PSUs, and AIO liquid-coolers
HP OMEN is known for creating gaming laptops, displays, and pre-built desktops. With its new range of fans, coolers, and PSUs ...
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Vacheron Constantin has made the world's most complicated wristwatch
It took one man eight years to conceive and build the Solaria, a double-sided timepiece that includes 41 complications and yet measures only 45mm across ...
Batteries not included, some assembly required: How businesses are cutting costs to offset tariffs
In addition to cutting back on conveniences, consumer advocates say "shrinkflation" is likely to make a comeback.
Transparency Is ‘First Step into a Sustainable Textile Industry,’ Says Lenzing Exec
At the Sustainability Summit, Accelerating Circularity and Lenzing discussed circular collaborations and transparency's role ...
World’s ‘most complicated’ wristwatch unveiled
The Swiss watchmaker’s new timepiece tracks the sun’s position, chimes with the sound of miniature gongs and even calculates ...