The Boston Celtics have been sold for an unprecedented $6.1 billion, setting a new record for the most expensive sports franchise sale in North American history. A group of investors

Mexico has filed a lawsuit against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America" on its maps platform for U.S. users, President Claudia Sheinbaum revealed. The

OpenAI is investigating allegations that Chinese AI startup DeepSeek may have improperly leveraged its technology to develop a competing language model, intensifying an ongoing debate over intellectual property and fair

WhatsApp has disabled more than 6.8 million accounts linked to scam operations in the first six months of 2025, according to a statement from its parent company, Meta. Many of

For millions of football supporters visiting the United States for the FIFA World Cup, the biggest surprise hasn't come from the action on the pitch. It has come at restaurant

For many Americans, tipping has become second nature. Whether dining at a restaurant, ordering coffee, or picking up a takeaway meal, customers are increasingly confronted with prompts to leave a

Apple has launched a cheaper version of its latest smartphone, the iPhone 17e, as the company looks to sustain strong iPhone sales amid investor concerns about its pace in artificial

China and Brazil have reached a deal to trade in their own currencies, ditching the United States dollar as an intermediary, the Brazilian government said on Wednesday. As reported on

Spirit Airlines has announced the elimination of 200 positions as part of its cost-cutting measures following its November Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. The airline attributed the bankruptcy to mounting debt,

Donal O'Leary, a barber who offers "pay-as-you-feel" haircuts, has been named the UK's Best Barber at the 2024 UK Hair and Beauty Awards. O'Leary, who works at the Apothecary 87

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

Two prominent lobbying groups representing the tech industry's biggest companies are asking the US Supreme Court to step in and block a Texas law that lets the state's residents sue

Social media platform X has committed to taking quicker action on reports of suspected illegal hate speech and terrorist content in the United Kingdom under new measures accepted by media

In a surprise leadership shake-up, Diageo, the global beverage giant behind Guinness, has announced the immediate departure of its chief executive, Debra Crew. The sudden exit, described as a mutual

Qantas, Australia's largest airline, has reached a settlement in a legal case brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), agreeing to pay a penalty of A$100 million ($66.1

Federal authorities and Boeing are investigating a rare and unsafe oscillation experienced by a Boeing 737 Max 8 during a recent Southwest Airlines flight. The flight, designated as Southwest 746,

Lightning struck a large oil storage tank on Friday evening in Matanzas, Cuba, causing a huge fire. "We are closely following the confrontation with the fire in the industrial zone.

When Thai Union Group became the majority shareholder of Red Lobster in 2020, assurances were given that the seafood conglomerate would not interfere with the chain's operations. However, this promise

The Delaware Supreme Court has reinstated a controversial pay package awarded to Tesla chief executive Elon Musk in 2018, ending a lengthy legal battle that had seen the deal struck

The government has announced a major push to increase apprenticeship opportunities, saying up to 50,000 young people are expected to benefit from a new skills package aimed at reversing rising