In France, seven families have launched a lawsuit against TikTok, claiming that the platform's content contributed to the suicides of two teenagers, both 15 years old. Represented by attorney Laure

In a groundbreaking move, The New York Times has initiated legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the tech giants of copyright infringement. The lawsuit contends that the companies unlawfully

Samsung has announced a recall of over one million electric stoves due to a fire risk posed by the front-mounted knobs, which can be accidentally turned on by pets or

Apple is poised to introduce its thinnest iPhone yet with the upcoming iPhone 17 Air, expected to launch in September 2025. The new device represents a significant design shift, with

A high-stakes legal battle between a logistics firm and a commercial bank has ended in a decisive courtroom setback - one that is already sending ripples through Nigeria’s financial and

Tesla Inc. shares extended their brutal selloff, pulling the company’s market valuation below the key half-trillion dollar mark as investors increasingly fear its price-cutting plan will eat into profits. The

Netflix is moving forward with its decision to discontinue its cheapest ad-free tier for existing subscribers, prompting them to select new plans to continue accessing the streaming service. The transition,

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has imposed fines totaling ₦15 billion on 29 financial institutions for breaching Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) regulations. This revelation was made

There was drama at the 17th Headies Awards on Sunday night as rapper Odumodublvck refused to leave the stage after being announced winner of the coveted Next Rated category. The

Northern Ireland's video game industry is seeing remarkable growth, with local developers like Jordan Bradley at the forefront of its expansion. Bradley, who nurtured a lifelong love for dinosaurs, turned

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, has secured an additional $6 billion in funding, elevating its valuation to $24 billion. This significant investment round included contributions from prominent Silicon Valley

Video game manufacturer, Sony PlayStation is being sued for £5 billion in the UK over allegations that it "ripped off its customers" with overpriced games and in-game purchases, as revealed

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has raised eyebrows by halting its stock buybacks for the first time in six years, despite having more than $325 billion in cash on hand. The

A California jury has ordered Starbucks to pay $50 million in damages to a delivery driver, Michael Garcia, who suffered severe burns and nerve damage after a hot beverage spilled

Luxury sports car manufacturer Ferrari has seen its shares tumble after unveiling its first fully electric vehicle, the $640,000 (£474,320) Luce. Following the launch, Ferrari’s shares dropped more than 8%

Philadelphia-based radio network Audacy has successfully completed its financial restructuring, significantly reducing its funded debt by 80%, from approximately $1.9 billion to $350 million. The company announced this on Monday,

Arthur Grand Technologies, a Virginia-based IT services firm, has been fined $38,500 for a job advertisement that specified only white, US-born applicants. The US Department of Justice announced the penalty,

China is taking steps to address internet addiction among minors by proposing new measures to restrict the amount of time children and teenagers can spend on their mobile devices. The

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and the world's richest man, has said that his electric vehicle company could become more valuable than the world's two largest companies — Apple

Nestlé USA has issued a recall for more than 440,000 metallic Starbucks-branded holiday mugs due to potential risks of overheating or breakage when exposed to microwaving or hot liquids, posing