Twitter is Down to Fewer Than 550 Full-Time Engineers
Twitter’s full-time headcount has dwindled to approximately 1,300 active, working employees, including fewer than 550 full-time engineers by title, according to internal records viewed by CNBC. Around 75 of the
OPEC Warns of Potential $100 Per Barrel Oil Prices Due to Underinvestment
Haitham Al Ghais, the Secretary-General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), emphasized the urgent need for substantial investments in the global oil industry to maintain energy security
Fortnite Makes Mobile Comeback After Four-Year Hiatus
Fortnite, one of the most popular video games globally, has returned to mobile devices after a four-year absence. The game is now accessible on Android phones via the newly launched
Billionaire Investor Leon Black is Accused of Raping Teen in Jeffrey Epstein’s NY Townhouse
Billionaire investor Leon Black is facing a new lawsuit accusing him of rape by a woman identified as Jane Doe. The lawsuit alleges that the assault occurred at Jeffrey Epstein's
Court Bans VIO and Others from Stopping and Confiscating Vehicles
The Federal High Court in Abuja has issued a landmark ruling preventing the Directorate of Road Traffic Services, also known as VIO, from stopping vehicles, impounding them, or imposing fines
NBC to Feature AI-Powered Al Michaels for Olympic Recaps
NBC will bring a unique twist to its Summer Olympics coverage by utilizing an artificial intelligence version of renowned sportscaster Al Michaels' voice for daily recaps. On Wednesday, NBC announced
GM Halts Chevy Blazer EV Sales Due to Software Glitches
General Motors (GM) has temporarily suspended sales of its recently launched Chevy Blazer EV due to reported software-related issues encountered by some customers. Scott Bell, Vice President of Global Chevrolet,
Amazon Blocks 1,800 Job Applications Linked to Suspected North Korean Operatives
Amazon has prevented more than 1,800 job applications from individuals believed to be linked to North Korea, according to the company’s chief security officer. Stephen Schmidt said the applicants attempted
Dos Equis Brings Back “Most Interesting Man” Campaign As Sales Decline
Dos Equis has announced the return of its iconic “The Most Interesting Man in the World” advertising campaign in a bid to revive interest in the struggling beer brand. The
Michael Jordan Announces Sale of Majority Ownership in Charlotte Hornets
Michael Jordan, the legendary basketball player, is in the process of selling the majority share of the Charlotte Hornets, the NBA franchise has announced. The team will be sold to
Guinness Maker Names Former Tesco Chief to Lead Turnaround Effort
The owner of Guinness, Diageo, has appointed former Tesco chief executive Sir Dave Lewis as its new CEO, as the drinks giant moves to reverse a decline in sales across
A TikToker Showed How ChatGPT Can Help People Prepare for Job Interviews — and Users Say it Works
A TikToker named Hanna Goefft, known as "hanna gets hired," has gained popularity for sharing a video demonstrating how to use OpenAI's ChatGPT for job interview preparation. Users have been
Fortnite Set to Return to iPhones in EU Following EU Law Changes
After a four-year absence, the immensely popular video game Fortnite is making a comeback to iPhones, thanks to a new EU law aimed at enhancing competition. Epic Games, the developer
Renault Will Slash Stake in Nissan as They Overhaul Their Alliance
Carmakers Renault and Nissan have agreed to restructure their longstanding partnership, with the French company whittling down its stake in the Japanese firm to 15%. As reported on CNN, under
Sony Exec Discusses PS5 Superiority Over PCs and Holiday Strategy, Aiming for 25 Million Unit Sales
In a recent interview, Hideaki Nishino, Senior Vice President of Platform Experience at Sony Interactive Entertainment, shared insights into Sony's holiday season strategy and the PlayStation 5's position in the
Frontier Airlines Proposes Merger to Rescue Bankrupt Spirit Airlines
Frontier Airlines has made a new bid to merge with Spirit Airlines, aiming to save the struggling low-cost carrier from bankruptcy - nearly two years after a previous deal between
Adidas Plans to Liquidate Remaining Yeezy Sneaker Stock After Kanye West Split
Sportswear giant Adidas has announced its intention to sell the remaining stock of Yeezy sneakers, stemming from its terminated collaboration with rapper and fashion designer Kanye West, also known as
FCC Terminates Affordable Internet Program Due to Funding Shortage
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially announced the termination of the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a federal initiative that provided internet access to millions of low-income Americans. The program's
Genetic Testing Firm 23andMe Files for Bankruptcy Amid Struggles
Genetic testing company 23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing financial difficulties and a need to restructure for a potential sale. The move comes after years of struggling
From Star to Struggle: The Rise and Wobble of Ola Electric
Once the poster child of India’s startup revolution, Ola Electric is now grappling with a crisis of confidence. What began as an audacious ride-hailing venture has spiraled into a cautionary
