Xbox console prices have officially increased across Europe and the UK, with some models now costing up to €200 and £170 more than before. Microsoft announced in June that it

Western Australia is on track to potentially host the world's tallest wooden building, as authorities in Perth have given approval for a 191.2-meter-tall (627-foot) "hybrid" tower constructed using mass timber.

Three of America’s iconic brands - Starbucks, Nike, and Boeing - are grappling with significant challenges as they aim to restore their standing in their respective markets. With new CEOs

The iconic American dining chain TGI Fridays has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing lasting impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic as a significant factor in its financial troubles. The

Apple is gearing up to unveil its iPhone 15 in the coming days, and there's widespread anticipation that the new device will bring a significant change: the adoption of USB-C

Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., has announced plans to invest $15 billion in constructing a new artificial intelligence (AI) data hub in Visakhapatnam, a port city in Andhra Pradesh, southern

In a recent development, Senior Judge John Coughenour has recused himself from presiding over the US Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) antitrust lawsuit against Amazon.com. This decision was revealed in a

In the late 1980s, as China cautiously opened its economy to market forces, a teenage entrepreneur arrived in Beijing with little more than ambition - and 600 pairs of shoes.

Coca-Cola has revised its sustainability targets, significantly reducing its commitments to plastic recycling and usage, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from environmental groups. The company, consistently ranked among

ASICS is welcoming the warmer months with a vibrant new edition of one of its most beloved silhouettes, the GEL-Kayano 14. Drawing inspiration from the fizzy freshness of lemon-lime soda,

Chinese tech giant Baidu faces a setback in its ambitions to expand its live streaming business in China and diversify revenue streams as it calls off a planned $3.6 billion

Apple is encountering intensifying legal battles as four additional U.S. states have aligned with the federal government's antitrust lawsuit, alleging monopolistic practices within the smartphone market. Indiana, Massachusetts, Nevada, and

The company that owns London’s private hire cab firm Addison Lee has broken into profits as passenger revenue surged by a third. Accounts filed at Companies House this week show

China has agreed in principle to grant British passport holders visa-free access for stays of up to 30 days, the UK government has confirmed. The development followed a high-level meeting

Samsung Electronics has reported a sharp 55% drop in second-quarter operating profit, falling to ₩4.7 trillion ($3.4bn) from ₩10.4 trillion ($7.5bn) a year earlier, as the company continues to lose

In 2016, a severe drought hit Kozhikode, India, drastically limiting residents' access to water. Among those affected was student Swapnil Shrivastav, who experienced firsthand the challenges of water scarcity, relying

A recent report by World Coffee Portal reveals that China has emerged as the leading market for branded coffee shops globally, surpassing the United States in the number of outlets.

In a landmark move towards transparency, Netflix has released its inaugural report titled “What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report,” providing a detailed overview of viewer engagement over six months.

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

Three years after reaching unprecedented heights with a market valuation surpassing Apple’s, DNA-testing firm 23andMe now finds itself in a struggle to survive. Once celebrated for its innovation in consumer