Two Apple Employees Sue Over Alleged Gender Pay Discrimination
Two female Apple employees have filed a lawsuit against the tech giant, alleging that the company pays women less than men for equivalent work. The lawsuit, filed on Thursday, seeks
Twitter May be Worth Only a Third of its Pre-Musk Value, Fidelity Says
A Fidelity fund has significantly reduced its valuation of Twitter, suggesting that the social media platform may be worth only a third of its value compared to when Elon Musk
Apple to Open New Store in Shanghai as China Sales Plummet
AApple is set to open a new store in Shanghai later this month as part of its efforts to bolster its retail footprint, even as iPhone sales in China face
Young Indians Should Work 70 Hours a Week, Says Billionaire Tech Founder
N.R. Narayana Murthy, the prominent co-founder of Infosys, emphasized the need for India's youth to invest long hours of work if the country aims to solidify its position as a
Electric SUV Maker Fisker Files for Bankruptcy
Electric vehicle startup Fisker has filed for bankruptcy, the company announced on Tuesday. The move follows warnings earlier this year about its financial instability, with the company admitting in February
Starbucks Ordered to Pay $50 Million to Delivery Driver Burned by Hot Coffee
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
Tesla Recalls Over 120,000 Vehicles Due to Door Safety Concerns
In response to safety concerns raised by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Tesla is recalling more than 120,000 vehicles in the United States over potential risks related to
US Officials Slam EU After X Is Fined Over Verification Practices
A major transatlantic row erupted on Friday after the European Union imposed a €120m (£105m) penalty on X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, for what regulators described
Twitch Added to Australia’s Nationwide Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Australia has expanded its upcoming under-16 social media ban to include Twitch, the Amazon-owned livestreaming platform widely used by gamers. The restriction, which takes effect on 10 December, requires platforms
Ford to Slash 4,000 Jobs in Europe Amid EV Market Challenges
Ford Motor Company has announced plans to cut nearly 4,000 jobs across Europe by 2027, a move representing 14% of its regional workforce. The decision comes as the automaker grapples
Nigeria and Ghana Among Africa’s Most Cyber-Attacked Digital Hubs, Report Finds
A recent report by NETSCOUT has highlighted Nigeria and Ghana as West Africa’s leading digital hubs facing intense cyber threats, with Nigeria recording 2,721 cyber incidents in the first half
Penthouse Row in Mayfair: Legal Battle Over Leaks, Noise and Ownership Drags into 8th Year
A long-running legal dispute involving a luxury penthouse on Park Lane has brought fresh scrutiny to the late Mohamed Al Fayed’s property empire, with court filings revealing complaints about leaking
Ford Overhauls Electric Vehicle Strategy Amid Shifting Market Demands
Ford is making significant adjustments to its electric vehicle (EV) strategy, responding to an unexpected shift in the American market where consumers are increasingly concerned about costs and battery range.
Twitter Accused of Failing to Pay Millions in Employee Bonuses After Musk Takeover
According to a lawsuit filed on behalf of employees, Twitter did not fulfill its commitment to pay annual bonuses to staff following its acquisition by Elon Musk, despite assurances made
Amazon, Hilton and Pepsi to Hire Thousands of Refugees in Europe
Amazon, Hilton Hotels, Adecco, and Microsoft are among the companies pledging to hire or provide career support to 5,000 Ukrainian and other refugees in Europe, in an effort to assist
Why EA Killed FIFA
From its record-breaking sales to the surprising decision by EA to bench the FIFA name, we're diving into the drama where strategy meets sport. Witness the evolution from 2D sprites
Historic Diamond Discovery in Botswana: World’s Second-Largest Unearthed
A monumental discovery has been made in Botswana, where a rough 2,492-carat diamond, the second-largest ever found, was unearthed at the Karowe mine, owned by the Canadian company Lucara Diamond.
BHP and Vale Sign $30 Billion Settlement with Brazil Over 2015 Mariana Dam Disaster
In a landmark settlement, mining giants BHP and Vale have agreed to pay nearly $30 billion in compensation to the Brazilian government for the 2015 Mariana dam collapse, a tragedy
Netflix’s Ad-Supported Plan is Coming Next Month — What You Need to Know
Cost-conscious streamers will be able to watch Netflix at a lower price starting this November. The catch? Users will have to endure ads, as reported by Today. The streaming giant
Massive Wall Street Layoffs Feared as Banking Profits Tank
There have been whispers of an impending freeze on hiring and even layoffs across financial firms as soaring interest rates and recession fears have tanked appetites for mergers, IPOs and
