Apple has issued a strong warning to the UK’s competition regulator, arguing that proposed rules to rein in the dominance of Apple and Google could harm consumers and stifle innovation.

Anthropic has said it will not relax safeguards on how its artificial intelligence tools are used, even if that means losing US defense contracts, as tensions escalate with the Pentagon.

Infinix is making waves in the gaming world with its Infinix GT 20 Pro, showcased prominently on a massive billboard in New York’s Times Square. This strategic move marks the

Ted Sarandos, co-chief executive of Netflix, has articulated his belief that streaming platforms like Netflix are not only enriching cultural experiences but also contributing to making the world a safer

GameStop has announced plans to shut down a "significant number" of additional stores in the coming months while shifting some of its financial focus toward cryptocurrency investments. In a regulatory

Boeing has reached a settlement of $160 million with Alaska Air to offset losses incurred following a harrowing mid-air blowout in January, marking a significant step in addressing the aftermath

Elon Musk, renowned for his visionary pursuits, has declared Tesla's long-awaited robotaxi unveiling scheduled for August 8, igniting anticipation among enthusiasts and sceptics alike. In a characteristic move, Musk's announcement

Amidst persistent rumours and speculation, the prospect of the Nintendo Switch 2 hitting the market in 2024 seems increasingly likely, fueled by an influx of developers reportedly working on games

The currency in Sierra Leone has been overhauled and one of the prominent changes is that three zeros have been taken off its banknotes as part of the launch of

A powerful coalition of more than 1,400 film and television professionals has come out against a proposed mega-merger between Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery, warning it could reshape the entertainment

Meta has reached a settlement with a school district in the United States that accused social media companies of contributing to a growing mental health crisis among students. The case

Parts of the source code which underpins multi-billionaire Elon Musk's social media platform have been leaked online, Twitter says. It says the code was posted on GitHub, a Microsoft-owned service

Nike is set to reduce its workforce by approximately 2%, or close to 1,700 employees, as part of its cost-cutting strategy aimed at slashing up to $2 billion in expenses.

Pop superstar Taylor Swift has taken steps to block a US company’s attempt to trademark the phrase “Swift Home,” arguing that the branding could mislead consumers into believing she is

The Dangote oil refinery is set to incur a loss of approximately ₦32.5 billion on its existing 500 million litres stock of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) following a recent price

Luxury sports car maker Ferrari has unveiled its first fully electric vehicle, the $640,000 (£474,320) “Luce.” The new model marks a major shift for the iconic Italian brand, becoming Ferrari’s

The head of Google DeepMind, Sir Demis Hassabis, has called for urgent research into the risks posed by artificial intelligence, warning that safeguards must keep pace with rapidly advancing technology.

Bahama Breeze, the Caribbean-inspired restaurant chain, is set to close all of its outlets, bringing an end to a brand that has operated for more than 30 years. Its parent

Heineken, the globally recognized beer brand, made a significant impact at the 2024 Bole Festival, a vibrant annual celebration of food, culture, and community in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Hosted at

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