The $7 million in annual recurring revenue that Cluely CEO Roy Lee shared last summer was a lie, its founder and CEO Roy Lee admitted on Thursday on X.

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Balmoral, Amir Khan announce historic boxing night in Lagos

Balmoral Group Promotions, in conjunction with AK Promotions, will stage one of the biggest boxing events of the year in read more Balmoral, Amir Khan announce historic boxing night in Lagos

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Kristi Noem was one of Trump's brightest stars - but nobody gets to outshine the boss

Noem was one of the administration's brightest stars when she stepped into the role, but has faced a mounting backlash in recent months.

Celta Vigo vs Real Madrid: La Liga – teams, start, kickoff time, lineups

Real Madrid have lost their last two La Liga matches but can close the gap to leaders Barcelona when they play in Vigo.

Moniz: Triple-digit Oil Possible if Hormuz Stays Closed

Former US Energy Secretary and CEO of the EFI Foundation Ernest Moniz discusses the potential impact of ongoing tensions in the Middle East on global energy markets. Moniz sees multiple options on the table to ease the financial burden on consumers, including releasing oil. He talks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloomberg•3/5/2026

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Roku’s solution to streaming decision fatigue is a trivia game

Roku users who struggle to figure out what they want to watch might have an answer in the form of "Roklue," a new game coming to the streaming platform on March 7th. Announced on Thursday, Roklue is a pop culture trivia game that Roku says helps users discover new content and "tests players on the movies and TV shows that everyone is talking about, as well as the beloved favorites they want to watch again and again." The first Roklue theme will be "awards season," with "clues inspired by Hollywood's biggest award show moments and celebrated films." Themes for the trivia game will change throughout the year. Users don't need to download any … Read the full story at The Verge.

Akwaaba African Travel Market Re-Enters ITB Berlin, Renewing West Africa’s Global Tourism Engagement

The Akwaaba African Travel Market has returned to the prestigious ITB Berlin tourism trade exhibition after more than a decade of absence, marking a major milestone in West Africa’s renewed…

Independent Nigeria•3/5/2026

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ADC Accuses Tinubu Government Of Budget Failure And Policy Confusion

ADC said Tinubu’s administration had weak budget execution, repeated policy reversals and poor outcomes in key sectors, arguing that increased revenue and borrowing had not produced measurable relief for Nigerians facing insecurity and economic pressure.

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US reportedly considering sweeping new chip export controls

In an alleged drafted proposal, the U.S. government would play a role in every chip export sale regardless of which country it's coming from.

TechCrunch•3/5/2026

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Pokopia made me look at Pokémon’s high-tech future in a whole new way

Pokémon Pokopia features, of all things, a 3D printer. I wasn't sure why this surprised me so much, given all the other high-tech gear in pretty much every Pokémon game. But I was not expecting to find, inside the once-crumbling Pokémon Center I'd just worked hard to restore, a kind of machine I'd never seen before. Until Pokopia, I hadn't spent much time thinking about tech in the Pokémon world. I've been Pokémon-pilled for so long that I took all its sci-fi technology for granted. Sure, there are magic PCs that can digitally store living creatures - that's how it's always been. Obviously fossils can be resurrected and obviously sometimes … Read the full story at The Verge.

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