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Business Wire
15 hours ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Sea Limited to Report Second Quarter 2025 Results
SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) ('Sea' or the 'Company') plans to announce its second quarter 2025 results before the U.S. market opens on August 12, 2025, U.S. Eastern Time. The Company's management will host a conference call to discuss the second quarter 2025 results. A live webcast of this conference call will be available on the Company's website. Details of the webcast are as follows: A replay of the conference call will be available at the Company's investor relations website ( An archived webcast will be available at the same link above. About Sea Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) is a leading global consumer internet company founded in Singapore in 2009. Its mission is to better the lives of consumers and small businesses with technology. Sea operates three core businesses across digital entertainment, e-commerce, as well as digital financial services, known as Garena, Shopee and Monee, respectively. Garena is a leading global online games developer and publisher. Shopee is the largest pan-regional e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan and has a significant presence in Latin America. Monee is a leading digital financial services provider in Southeast Asia and is growing its presence in Brazil. For more information, visit
Daily Express
4 days ago
- Business
- Daily Express
Blackouts due to gas supply hitch
Published on: Saturday, July 26, 2025 Published on: Sat, Jul 26, 2025 Text Size: According to SE Chief Operating Officer Ir. Ts. Mohd Yusmanizam Mohd Yusof, the shutdown occurred at 2.11pm, affecting gas delivery to power plants in the Kota Kinabalu area. Kota Kinabalu: An emergency shutdown at a Petronas-owned gas terminal on Wednesday disrupted gas supply to several power stations, prompting Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SE) to implement rolling blackouts across parts of the State. According to SE Chief Operating Officer Ir. Ts. Mohd Yusmanizam Mohd Yusof, the shutdown occurred at 2.11pm, affecting gas delivery to power plants in the Kota Kinabalu area. The affected stations were forced to switch from gas to diesel fuel, resulting in a 60-megawatt drop in generation capacity for the Sabah and Labuan electricity grid. The first round of load shedding, from 2.38pm to 4.53pm, affected users in Pitas, Papar, Keningau, Kunak, Balung and Tawau. A second blackout followed at 6.38pm, impacting Kudat, Kota Marudu, Tuaran, Lok Kawi, Kimanis, Beaufort, Tenom, Nabawan, Beluran, Sandakan, Semporna, Sebatik and parts of Pitas and Tawau. Full power supply was restored by 9.36pm. SESB extended its apologies to consumers for the inconvenience and for delays in communication regarding the outages. The utility also appealed for public understanding, citing ongoing operational challenges in maintaining a stable power supply. Consumers in need of assistance or updates are advised to contact SESB via the Sabah Electricity Careline at 15444 or 088-515000, WhatsApp at 019-852 5427, or through the Sabah Electricity mobile application. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Sky's latest iPhone 16e deal works out at 6p per day - here's how
The device has a 'supersized battery life' with up to 26 hours of video playback Sky Mobile has launched a new contract deal on Apple's iPhone 16e. The network provider is rolling out a 24-month contract on the device for £18 per month, working out at 6p per day based on a 30-day calendar month. There's also no upfront cost to pay for the device, meaning shoppers don't have to part with hundreds all at once. The deal is based on an iPhone 16e with 128GB of storage. The cheapest plan is currently the 10GB data option, with prices starting at £1 for the first three months and increasing to £14 thereafter. This is ontop of the £18 per month device cost. Sky recommends its 3GB data plan as a 'great value' choice. For £22, consumers can opt for the unlimited data plan. In terms of specs, the iPhone 16e has a 6.1‑inch Super Retina, a 26-hour battery life, and an additional 11 hours of video playback. When there isn't a mobile service or Wi-Fi nearby, iPhone 16e can connect users to a satellite. For customers who prefer buying their phones outright, the official Apple storefront on Amazon has the iPhone 16e (128GB) for £544, down from £599. The larger storage option of 256GB, the price is £632.97. Elsewhere, it is a big day for Galaxy fans as Samsung releases its new phones—the Z Fold7 and the Z Flip7 for all UK shoppers, including at retailer However, it is worth noting that the cheaper monthly deals come with hefty upfront costs. On the iPhone 16e, tech editor Dave Snelling says: "Don't think that a more budget-friendly price means bargain basement features, as there is plenty to like about the 2025 iPhone 16e. Firstly, it finally ditches the bezels found on the original SE and gets an all-screen finish instead. That means the end of the Touch ID fingerprint scanner, with the 16e getting Face ID technology instead. "This lets users unlock the bigger 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR screen and make payments just by staring at the front-facing camera. It's made from tough stuff and should survive years stuffed in pockets thanks to Apple's Ceramic Shield technology and a waterproof design." Consumers new to Sky Mobile can find reviews and ratings of its service via Trustpilot. One person said: "I was with EE and the prices kept increasing. I switched to Sky and although the O2 signal is not the best. "The SIM only plan is £4.50 a month. I have moved the household over to SKY so we can share the data we have banked." Another user reported issues with Sky Mobile when it was time to upgrade, writing: "Placed my order but failed the credit check stage and they could not tell me why. Went elsewhere and got the phone I wanted at the contract I wanted with no delay. Shame because I had liked Sky Mobile up until that point." An additional Sky Mobile user concluded: "Called up to cancel a SIM as the contract had come to an end. Spoke with a really, really nice guy named Jack. He is the epitome of customer service! Went above and beyond."
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Business Standard
14-07-2025
- Business Standard
Apple reportedly plans iPhone 17e launch by early 2026: What to expect
Apple is said to be preparing a follow-up to its budget-friendly iPhone 16e model, with a potential launch timeline set for early 2026. According to a report by 9To5Google, Apple may be turning the 'e' line of iPhones into an annual release cycle. The company is reportedly already developing the 'iPhone 17e,' with a spring 2026 launch window in sight. Although the iPhone 16e was not Apple's first attempt at offering a more affordable iPhone, it marked a shift by replacing the SE series and integrating a lower-cost option directly into the numbered iPhone lineup. Apple has long experimented with entry-level iPhones, beginning with the iPhone 5c in 2013 and followed by several SE models. However, none of these lines have seen regular, yearly updates. With the iPhone 17e reportedly in the works, that may finally be changing. iPhone 17e: What to expect The iPhone 17e is expected to feature a notable performance boost. As per the report, it could move from the A18 chip used in the iPhone 16e to the yet-to-be-announced A19 chip, which is likely to make its debut with the flagship iPhone 17 series later in 2025. Another significant update may come in the form of connectivity. The iPhone 17e is said to be the first model that could ship with Apple's next-generation in-house modem, dubbed the C2. This would be the successor to Apple's first custom modem chip. However, the report cautions that production delays could push the C2's debut to the iPhone 18 lineup in late 2026. As for the design, Apple is expected to keep things familiar. The iPhone 17e will likely stick with the iPhone 16e's form factor, including the single 48MP rear camera and a front notch for the selfie camera and Face ID — rather than adopting the newer Dynamic Island design seen on higher-end models.
Time of India
14-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
UAE: Low-cost airline Wizz Air to officially exit Abu Dhabi operations by September 1, ending 5 year gulf expansion
Passengers with bookings beyond August 31 will be offered refunds or alternative travel options as Wizz Air ends its Abu Dhabi operations due to operational and market challenges/ Image: (File) TL;DR Wizz Air Abu Dhabi ends all operations from September 1, 2025. Joint venture with ADQ officially dissolved. Passengers booked after August 31 will get refunds or alternatives. Wizz Air shifts focus to European core markets . Wizz Air, the Hungary-based low-cost airline, has announced it will suspend all operations under its Abu Dhabi-based subsidiary, Wizz Air Abu Dhabi , by September 1, 2025. The decision marks the end of a five-year push to establish a low-cost aviation hub in the Gulf region and brings its partnership with the Abu Dhabi Developmental Holding Company ( ADQ ) to a close. The move will result in the cessation of all Wizz Air flights operating from Zayed International Airport (AUH) after August 31, 2025, effectively eliminating Wizz Air's operational presence in the Gulf. The airline confirmed that passengers with bookings beyond August 31 will be contacted and offered refunds or alternative travel arrangements. Customers who purchased tickets through travel agents or third-party platforms have been advised to coordinate directly with their point of purchase. Wizz Air's joint venture with ADQ, launched in 2020, was designed to support Abu Dhabi's broader aviation diversification goals, and the carrier had originally planned to expand to a fleet of 100 aircraft in the region over a 15-year period. However, a combination of economic and operational headwinds forced a strategic rethink. Strategic Withdrawal Driven by Geopolitical, Regulatory, and Operational Challenges The company cited several critical challenges behind its decision to exit the market: Geopolitical instability in the region. Persistent supply chain disruptions, which have particularly affected the aviation sector. Airspace closures that have impacted flight routing. Limited market access and regional regulatory constraints that hindered growth. Ongoing engine performance issues, particularly with Pratt & Whitney engines in hot climates, which have caused dozens of aircraft groundings across Wizz Air's all-Airbus SE fleet. In fact, CEO József Váradi had previously stated that the airline would reduce operations in 'hot and harsh environments,' as these conditions cause accelerated engine wear. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Đây có thể là thời điểm tốt nhất để giao dịch vàng trong 5 năm qua IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo These same maintenance challenges were among the key reasons the airline chose to pull back from Abu Dhabi. 'The operating environment has changed significantly. Supply chain constraints, geopolitical instability, and limited market access have made it increasingly difficult to sustain our original ambitions,' said József Váradi, CEO of Wizz Air. He added: 'While this was a difficult decision, it is the right one given the current market dynamics. It will help Wizz Air focus on its core markets and initiatives that improve the airline's customer proposition and build shareholder value.' Impact on Passengers and the Broader Market Wizz Air assured its customers that bookings made for travel after August 31 will be addressed either through refunds or alternative travel solutions. The company emphasized that the suspension affects only flights operated by Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, and that other operations across the broader Wizz Air group, such as Wizz Air Malta and Wizz Air UK, will continue as normal. The exit from the Abu Dhabi market also signifies the end of Wizz Air's ambitions to use the UAE capital as a gateway to destinations in Asia, Africa, and Central Europe. Since its establishment in late 2020, Wizz Air Abu Dhabi faced significant obstacles that limited route expansion and stifled plans for broader connectivity. Despite the airline's original plan to scale rapidly, constraints on market access, regional red tape, and limited airspace availability made scaling up nearly impossible. With these compounded issues, the operation remained limited to a small number of destinations, far short of its original vision. Refocus on Europe Amid Operational Realignment Following the wind-down in the Gulf, Wizz Air will intensify its strategic focus on its core markets in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as on selected Western European countries including Austria, Italy, and the United Kingdom. The airline sees these regions as offering greater long-term potential for sustainable growth and profitability. 'This strategic realignment to core markets will enable the Company to redeploy resources to regions with greater long-term potential for sustainable growth and profitability,' the airline said in its official statement. Wizz Air currently operates a fleet of 237 Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft and served 63.4 million passengers in fiscal year 2025. The company expects this realignment to optimize its resources and enhance shareholder returns, while reinforcing its footprint in the European market, where it sees stronger demand and fewer regulatory complications. In closing, CEO Váradi acknowledged the contributions of the airline's Gulf-based employees and partners, stating: 'We are grateful to our employees in the UAE and partners in Abu Dhabi for their commitment to building the Wizz Air brand in the region.' FAQs: Q. When will Wizz Air Abu Dhabi stop flying? All flights will end after August 31, 2025. Q. What happens to my ticket after that date? You'll receive a refund or alternative travel option. Q. Why is Wizz Air leaving Abu Dhabi? Due to engine issues, regulatory limits, and geopolitical factors. Q. Does this affect other Wizz Air flights? No, it only impacts Wizz Air Abu Dhabi operations. Q. What if I booked through a travel agent or third-party app? You should contact them directly to manage your booking.
