TikTok Prepares Legal Challenge Against Potential US App Ban
TikTok is gearing up for a legal battle if Congress approves legislation that could lead to a nationwide ban of the popular app, according to an internal memo obtained by
Anticipation Builds as Rockstar Teases Possible GTA 6 Announcement and Trailer Release
The much-anticipated unveiling of Grand Theft Auto 6 is on the horizon, according to recent reports, with Rockstar Games expected to announce the game as early as this week, followed
Victims’ Lawyer Slams Boeing’s $1.1bn Crash Settlement as ‘Morally Repugnant’
A lawyer representing families of victims from one of the two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes has condemned a proposed $1.1 billion settlement between Boeing and the U.S. Department of
Elizabeth Holmes Objects to Government Requesting She Pay $250 a Month to Victims After Prison
Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced former Theranos CEO, is arguing that she has "limited financial means" and should not be required to pay $250 per month to the victims of her
Government Unveils Plan for 50,000 New Apprenticeships to Tackle Youth Unemployment
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
Johnson & Johnson Must Pay $18.8 Million to California Cancer Patient in Baby Powder Suit
On Tuesday, a California jury decided that Johnson & Johnson (J&J) must pay $18.8 million to Emory Hernandez Valadez, a 24-year-old man who claimed to have developed cancer from exposure
Twitter Tests ‘Notes’ Feature With 2,500 Word Limit
Social media giant, Twitter has commenced the testing of a new feature called 'Notes,' which will allow users to share 'notes' as long as 2,500 words. Twitter posts are currently
EU Fines Apple and Meta Nearly $800 Million Under New Digital Law; Meta Calls Move a ‘Tariff’
The European Union has slapped tech giants Apple and Meta with a combined €700 million ($797 million) in fines for violating its new Digital Markets Act (DMA), marking the first
Chelsea Staff Member Admits to £200,000 Fraud Against Club
A Chelsea Football Club employee has admitted to defrauding the organisation of more than £200,000 over a four-year period. Claire Walsh, 39, pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to a
Netflix Uses Generative AI for On-Screen Visual Effects in Original Series for First Time
Netflix has confirmed that it used generative artificial intelligence (AI) to create visual effects for the first time in one of its original productions - a milestone that could reshape
Tesla Found Partly Liable in Fatal Autopilot Crash, Ordered to Pay Millions
A Florida jury has ruled that Tesla bears partial responsibility for a 2019 crash in which a Model S using the company’s Autopilot system killed a pedestrian and left another
TikTok Faces Backlash as It Shifts Focus to Longer Videos, Alarming Some Creators
TikTok, the platform that gained immense popularity for its short-form video content during the Covid-19 pandemic, is causing a stir among creators as it transitions toward longer video formats. The
Samsung Faces Backlash Over Ads on Family Hub Refrigerator Screens
Samsung is under fire after beginning a pilot program that places advertisements on the screens of its Family Hub smart refrigerators in the United States. The move, which turns the
Nike Unveils Air Max 90 “Evergreen Aura” – A Timeless Twist on a Classic
Nike is bringing a fresh spin to one of its most iconic silhouettes with the upcoming release of the Air Max 90 “Evergreen Aura.” Blending heritage design with a modern
Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion Settlement Over Misleading Prime Sign-Up Practices
Amazon has agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which accused the tech giant of tricking millions of customers into
FTC Launches Comprehensive Antitrust Investigation into Microsoft
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated a broad antitrust investigation into Microsoft, targeting the tech giant’s business practices. The agency has formally requested information from Microsoft as part of
Samsung Brings AirDrop Compatibility to Galaxy S26 Series
Samsung has announced that its new Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup - including the S26+, and S26 Ultra - will support file sharing with Apple devices through an upgraded version of
Wall Street Journal: China Bans Use of iPhones for Government Officials
China has reportedly implemented a ban on the use of iPhones by central government officials, according to undisclosed sources cited by The Wall Street Journal. This development has led to
PepsiCo Reports Mixed Quarterly Results as U.S. Demand Weakens
PepsiCo Inc. reported its quarterly earnings on Thursday, revealing a mixed performance driven by declining consumer demand in North America for its beverages and snacks. The beverage and snack giant
Singapore Police Granted New Powers to Freeze Bank Accounts in Anti-Scam Crackdown
Singapore has enacted a new law empowering police to temporarily seize control of individuals’ bank accounts and block financial transactions if they suspect the person is at risk of being
