General Motors (GM) has announced it will end its pursuit of fully autonomous robotaxis, opting instead to concentrate on driver-assistance features that still require human oversight. The decision, revealed on

Goldman Sachs, a prominent Wall Street firm, is making preparations for its third round of layoffs since September, responding to a decline in deals activity. According to an individual familiar

Airbnb has taken legal action against New York City in a lawsuit filed challenging the city's restrictions on short-term housing rentals. The lawsuit specifically targets the Short-Term Rental Registration Law,

Concerns are growing among plus-size shoppers that their already limited clothing options may shrink even further, as changing body trends and the rise of weight-loss medications begin to influence retail

In a move escalating tensions between Beijing and Washington, the Biden administration has placed trade restrictions on 37 Chinese entities, including some allegedly linked to the suspected spy balloon incident

A container ship owned by French shipping giant CMA CGM has successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, marking a notable development in maritime activity more than a month after conflict

San Francisco's Bar Crenn has officially introduced cultivated chicken, made from lab-grown cells, to its menu, marking a milestone in the cultivated meat industry; however, the chicken cannot be ordered

In a surprising turn of events, Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), and Fox Corporation have announced the cancellation of their joint streaming service, Venu Sports, just months before its anticipated

Chinese authorities have detained several staff members of Evergrande's wealth management unit following the company's failure to repay investors. This marks the first criminal investigation against the embattled property developer

Women often find themselves paying significantly more than men for haircuts, sparking debates over whether this is justified or an example of the so-called "pink tax," where products and services

A United States Central District Court in California has sentenced alleged Nigerian cyber fraudster, Ramon Abbas popularly known as Hushpuppi to 11 years imprisonment for cyber fraud. As reported by

Australia has confirmed that YouTube will be included in its upcoming social media ban for children under 16, reversing an earlier plan to exempt the platform. The ban, which will

TikTok's newly formed US joint venture has updated its privacy policy to allow the collection of more detailed location information from its American users, expanding the scope of data the

In a significant development shedding light on the safety concerns surrounding Tesla's Autopilot system, a report from US regulators has revealed startling statistics: nearly 1,000 crashes and over two dozen

These might not be the best times for popular business magnate Elon Musk as his $44 billion buyout of Twitter Inc. has been challenged in a lawsuit by a Florida

A group of U.S. senators has criticized major tech companies, including Google, X (formerly Twitter), and Discord, for lagging behind in addressing the growing threat of non-consensual explicit images online.

David Ellison has assured journalists and audiences that the editorial independence of CNN will be protected as Paramount Global moves forward with its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, a deal

"Inside the NBA" host Charles Barkley has voiced strong disapproval of the NBA's decision to reject a matching offer from TNT's parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), in favor of

Apple has recently announced a range of new accessibility tools for their iPhone and iPad, with one notable feature being the ability to replicate a user's voice for phone calls

Australia's financial crime watchdog, the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (Austrac), has initiated an investigation into the UK-based online gambling firm Bet365 concerning its adherence to anti-money laundering and