Australia has announced new regulations that will require major tech companies, including Meta and Google, to financially compensate Australian media outlets for news content shared on their platforms. The initiative,

Yellow Corp., a once-dominant US trucking company with a 99-year history, has filed for bankruptcy as it ceases operations, leaving many employees devastated and facing uncertainty about their future. The

Google has initiated the removal of links to California news websites in response to proposed state legislation that seeks payment for news content usage by tech companies like Google and

Kanye West's feud with Adidas escalates as he accuses the brand of producing counterfeit Yeezys, prompting fellow artist Davido to extend an invitation to join Puma. West took to Instagram

Microsoft is offering voluntary early retirement to a portion of its U.S. workforce for the first time, as the tech giant continues to restructure amid growing investments in artificial intelligence

Remember the funky LG Wing? We sure do. It’s an incredibly interesting device that came out in 2020 towards the very tail end of the company’s involvement in the smartphone

Amazon has prevented more than 1,800 job applications from individuals believed to be linked to North Korea, according to the company’s chief security officer. Stephen Schmidt said the applicants attempted

There has been a all-time-high spike in the number of people driving for Uber as a source of income, as concerns about the rising cost of living push people to

California-based electric vehicle manufacturer Fisker is offering its luxury electric SUV, the Ocean, at an unprecedented price of $25,000, marking a significant discount from its original sticker price. However, potential

Vast, a California-based startup, plans to use a SpaceX rocket to launch what it hopes to be the world's first commercial space station and ferry passengers to and from the

During the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shared his positive outlook on the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in a conversation with Klaus Schwab, chairperson of

France’s renowned bottled water industry - worth billions annually - is facing mounting questions over whether some of its most famous labels, including Perrier, can still legally claim the title

Apple has stepped onto the sports scene with the launch of its inaugural app, Apple Sports, designed for iPhone users seeking real-time scores, vital statistics, and live betting odds. Debuting

Law enforcement agencies across 19 countries have collaborated to dismantle an online platform known as LabHost, which facilitated cybercriminals in launching phishing attacks worldwide. Led by the Metropolitan Police in

Paramount Media Networks, MTV and Showtime, which are divisions of Paramount, announced on Tuesday that it would shut down MTV News and reduce its workforce by 25%. Chris McCarthy, the

In a legal dispute over packaging design, Mondelez, the manufacturer of Milka chocolate, has filed a lawsuit against Tony's Chocolonely, alleging the imitation of its distinctive purple packaging. Tony's Chocolonely

First Republic Bank (FRC) is teetering on the brink of collapse as shares fell to new all-time lows on reports the federal government and the nation’s biggest banks are reluctant

In 2025, shopping trips across the United States became quieter, lonelier affairs. Storefronts that once buzzed with teenage energy, birthday balloons, fabric cutters and pharmacy queues went dark, their signs

Facing a tumultuous period marked by plummeting stock value and a recent admission of "substantial doubts" about its ongoing viability, WeWork has launched a strategic bid to rescue its listing

A tragic explosion has claimed the lives of Chioma, the sister of popular Nigerian Afrobeats star Patoranking, and her husband, George. The devastating incident occurred at their residence, leaving Chioma