Ferrari Marketing Chief Steps Down Weeks After EV Launch Draws Backlash
Ferrari has announced the departure of its longtime marketing chief, Enrico Galliera, just weeks after the unveiling of the luxury automaker's first all-electric vehicle, the Luce, sparked widespread criticism. Galliera,
Raffle Opens for Travis Scott x Jordan Jumpman Jack “Bright Cactus” Release
Travis Scott is gearing up for his first sneaker drop of 2025, teaming up once again with Jordan Brand for the release of the Jumpman Jack in a bold new
Drake’s Nike Air Force 1 “Love You Forever” in “Citron Tint” Unveiled
The highly anticipated Drake x Nike Air Force 1 "Love You Forever" in "Citron Tint" has officially been revealed through detailed retailer images. The new shots confirm earlier leaks, showcasing
Microsoft AI Chief Says Company Is Building Chatbots Safe Enough for Children
Microsoft’s Head of Artificial Intelligence, Mustafa Suleyman, has said the company is committed to developing AI systems that are emotionally intelligent, supportive, and safe enough for children to use -
Surgeon General Demands Warning Label on Social Media Apps
In an unprecedented move, Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has called on Congress to mandate warning labels on social media apps, likening the threat they pose to children's mental health
Ford’s EV Losses Climb But Overall Profits Rise
Ford Motor Company reported its second-quarter earnings, revealing that while its electric vehicle (EV) business is experiencing increasing losses, the company managed to exceed Wall Street expectations due to profits
Wikipedia Unveils Top 25 Most Viewed Pages of 2023, Showcasing Global Trends
In the latest release of Wikipedia's annual roundup, the top 25 most viewed pages of 2023 offer a snapshot of global interests, spanning artificial intelligence innovation, notable deaths, and the
Cloud Imperium Games Reports Staff Layoffs Following CitizenCon
Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) has reportedly laid off several employees in the wake of the intense lead-up to CitizenCon. According to an ex-employee, the company has let go of a
Apple Faces Potential Sales Hit as Supreme Court Declines to Review App Store Case
In a significant development for Apple, the US Supreme Court has chosen not to review the lower court's order, compelling Apple to adhere to a broad injunction that could reshape
Iceland Offers £1 Reward to Shoppers Who Report Shoplifters
Supermarket chain Iceland has launched a new initiative that will see customers rewarded with £1 credit on their Bonus Card if they report shoplifting incidents in-store. The company’s executive chairman,
Ubisoft Faces Backlash for Removing ‘The Crew’ from Libraries, Sparking Digital Ownership Debate
Ubisoft has stirred controversy among gamers after discontinuing access to its online-only racing game, The Crew, reigniting debates over digital ownership rights. As of April 1, players found themselves unable
BYD Recalls Nearly 97,000 Top-Selling EVs Due to Steering Control Fault
Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is recalling approximately 97,000 of its Dolphin and Yuan Plus electric vehicles (EVs) due to a defect in the steering control unit that poses a
Rolling Stone Owner Sues Google Over AI Summaries, Citing Decline in Web Traffic
Penske Media, the parent company of Rolling Stone, Billboard, and Variety, has filed a landmark lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of using its journalism without permission through AI-generated
GameStop, AMC Shares Soar as Meme Stock Trader Resurfaces After 3-Year Hiatus
GameStop shares experienced a remarkable surge on Monday following the unexpected return of the trader, known as Roaring Kitty, whose social media posts were instrumental in fueling the meme stock
Elon Musk Apologises to Sacked Twitter Worker Over Online Row
Twitter chief executive Elon Musk has apologised over an exchange he had on the platform with an employee. It came after worker Halli Thorleifsson tweeted to Mr Musk saying: "Your
Boeing Starliner Returns to Earth, but Without Astronauts
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft returned to Earth following an autonomous journey from the International Space Station (ISS), but without the astronauts it was meant to carry home. NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore
Stripe accidentally sends image of cartoon duck to laid-off employees
Global payment processing giant Stripe recently laid off 300 employees, or approximately 3.5% of its workforce, but the announcement was overshadowed by an unusual error. In termination emails sent to
China Wants to Limit Minors to No More Than 2 Hours a Day on Their Phones
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
Credit Suisse Thrown $54 Billion Lifeline in Rush to Ward Off Global Bank Crisis
Credit Suisse (CSGN.S) said on Thursday it would borrow up to $54 billion from Switzerland's central bank to shore up liquidity and investor confidence, after a slump in its shares
Singapore F1 Tycoon Pleads Guilty in High-Profile Corruption Case
Singaporean billionaire and hotel magnate Ong Beng Seng has pleaded guilty to a charge of abetting the obstruction of justice in a rare corruption case that rocked the nation last
