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Gamescom 2026: What's next for the gaming industry?

As Gamescom 2026 opens in Cologne, AI, hardware costs and slowing user growth are putting pressure on the global games industry despite its current strength.

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Every new Disney trip shows me a different version of my sons. I still enjoy it, but grieve how quickly childhood went.

Our family trips to Disney parks have changed. My sons are now teenagers, and they enjoy it for different reasons. It highlights the passing of time.

  • Author witnesses different versions of her sons at each Disney visit.
  • Sons' enthusiasm shifts from childhood excitement to thrill-seeking rides.
  • Disney remains a snapshot of their current state, despite aging.

MPs Weigh Minimum Ride-Hailing Fares as Uber, Bolt and Faras Warn of Higher Costs

The National Assembly Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation is considering proposed minimum fares for ride-hailing services, with Uber, Bolt and Faras warning that price…

  • National Assembly committee examining minimum fares for ride-hailing services.
  • Uber, Bolt, and Faras warn mandatory fares could raise costs for drivers.
  • Companies urge maintaining market-based pricing and removing service fee cap.

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