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Apple cancels electric car project and focuses on Generative AI; Wendy’s mulls Uber-like ‘surge pricing’ for fast food; Nothing Phone (2a) officially unveils design; Eggo opens ‘House of Pancake’ for free stays; Sony lays off 900 employees

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