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AI on the grocery aisle: what it changes for shoppers

Kroger's FlashFood, US and UK chain electronic shelf label rollouts, and a McDonald's antitrust case show AI is now inside the food basket.

Why it matters Shoppers may see AI-driven mark-downs for near-expiry items or personalised mark-ups that Consumer Reports measured at up to 23% on the same item.

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MG Windsor EV crosses 80,000 sales, Indulge edition incoming

MG Motor India has teased the Windsor EV Indulge Edition, a special variant marking two years of the Windsor EV in India, with over 80,000 units sold since the 2024 launch.

Why it matters Buyers get a dressier Windsor with a new olive-brown shade, special badging and refreshed upholstery, while the 134 bhp powertrain and the 332/449 km range options stay the…

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Gadgets

Rs 38,999 to Rs 2,19,999: vivo's NEXT 2026 line for India

vivo held NEXT 2026 in New Delhi on 6 October and launched the V80, X Fold6, S2 FE, OriginOS 7, and previewed a Vision Discovery Edition headset.

Why it matters vivo's premium lineup gets three new price points in India, from Rs 38,999 up to Rs 2,19,999, with OriginOS 7 arriving on the flagships.

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Claude inference now runs from inside India

Anthropic launched in-country Claude inference for India through Amazon Bedrock, routing requests across AWS Mumbai and Hyderabad. IBM-Yotta launched a sovereign agentic AI platform, and IndiaAI Mission has approved 237 compute projects with 93.18…

Why it matters Regulated enterprises can now keep AI inference inside India, easing data-residency and compliance friction β€” though the domestic compute pool remains constrained.

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EU EV sales top 1.64M as sub-€25k cars flood market

The EU sold 1.64 million electric vehicles between January and August 2026, up 45% versus 2025, with EVs reaching 22% market share and 28% in August.

Why it matters Buyers face a wider choice than ever and lower running costs as diesel prices have climbed 38% since fighting in Iran began.

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