Food delivery startup Wonder is taking a step toward becoming a publicly traded company by filing for an initial public offering. The move follows several years of fundraising, acquisitions, and business expansion. The filing signals the company's next major growth phase. Further details on the offering were not included in the source article.
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TikTok has released a separate app dedicated to its TikTok Shop storefront in a limited set of countries, according to social media consultant Matt Navarra. The app's App Store listing highlights personalized product recommendations, live streams and short videos showing items in use, and app-exclusive deals with free shipping offers. It also promotes secure checkout, order tracking, and 24/7 customer support from purchase through delivery. The app is available on Android as well, though it has not yet rolled out widely, with Navarra noting it is currently listed in Singapore among other markets.
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa told investors on the company's latest earnings call that no additional changes to the Switch 2's price are under consideration. The console's starting price was raised by $50 earlier this year, bringing it to $499. Nintendo's earnings report also showed Switch 2 sales falling 37.4 percent compared with the previous year. Furukawa said the memory supply situation has not changed significantly and that Nintendo is positioned to secure enough chips. The statement follows reports of a Switch 2 cartridge supplier announcement earlier in the week.
The Federal Aviation Administration still relies on 3.5-inch floppy disks in parts of its air traffic control infrastructure. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced a plan to replace these legacy systems with a modern digital platform. The new Enterprise Information Display System (E-IDS) will consolidate four older setups across more than 400 air traffic control facilities. The system is designed to aggregate real-time weather alerts, equipment outages, restricted airspace changes, and pilot reports in one place. The rollout was announced on Thursday, though the full article provides further details on the timeline.
Pop star Grimes will feature in Gods Don't Give Gifts, an AI-generated science fiction film billed as the first AI movie headed to theaters. She is lending both her likeness and her vocal performance to the project. The film is being produced by AI studio Fable and is set for release on December 4th. Observers see the film as a test of the commercial viability of AI-made movies, and Grimes's participation may lend the project added credibility. Fable has said that pairing an actor's likeness with their spoken performance is likely to become more common.
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