Grubhub, the food delivery brand, is facing challenges and has decided to lay off 400 corporate employees, which accounts for approximately 15% of its workforce. The CEO of Grubhub, Howard

The Canadian government has warned multinational car manufacturer Stellantis that it may face legal action if it proceeds with plans to move production of the Jeep Compass from Ontario to

The European Union has begun full implementation of its new digital border control system, requiring travellers to provide fingerprints and facial images alongside passport checks. The system, known as the

Toyota, one of the world's leading automakers, has announced its decision to switch to Tesla's charging standard for its electric vehicles (EVs) sold in the United States. Starting in 2025,

Apple's iPod creator has warned the so-called metaverse risks creating more trolls and damaging human interaction.The virtual reality-based metaverse removes the ability "to look into the other person's face," Tony

Tesla is set to recall over 1.1 million cars in China due to possible safety concerns, according to a statement released by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR). The

Volkswagen reported a sharp decline in second-quarter earnings as the German automotive giant moves ahead with a sweeping restructuring plan aimed at strengthening its position against growing competition from Chinese

WhatsApp is set to roll out a new feature in 2024 that will give users more control over animations in their chats. The update will allow users to manage how

A former employee of TD Bank in Florida has been arrested for allegedly facilitating a major money-laundering operation tied to drug cartels. The arrest follows the bank's record $3 billion

Apple’s long-rumored Home Hub is reportedly in the final stages of development, with select employees testing the device in real-world conditions ahead of its anticipated release in the second half

JPMorgan Chase is undergoing a round of layoffs, with approximately 500 employees being let go across the bank, as confirmed by a spokesperson to CNN. The layoffs, which were initially

Iran has lifted its ban on WhatsApp and Google Play in what state media describes as the first step toward easing internet restrictions in the country. The decision, announced Tuesday,

As the federal government searches for better funding options for the health sector, global businessman, Mr Bill Gates, has said his foundation will commit $7 billion to Africa in the

The United States Department of Justice has approved Paramount Skydance's proposed $111 billion (£82.8 billion) acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, removing a major regulatory hurdle for one of the largest

Yahoo has said that it will cut 20% of its total workforce by the end of this year as it restructures its advertising unit, just the latest example of the

Amazon's Project Kuiper has reached a significant milestone in its mission to provide high-speed broadband from space, achieving download speeds of over 1.2 gigabits per second during a live demonstration.

Apple’s latest iPhone 16, enhanced with Apple Intelligence AI features, may be the key to revitalizing its smartphone sales, which have faced a downward trend in recent years. CEO Tim

FC Barcelona's president, Joan Laporta, made significant announcements on the club's podcast, 'The Podcast of President Laporta', confirming the termination of their contract with Nike and disclosing a staggering €200

Microsoft is officially retiring one of its most recognizable - and dreaded - features: the infamous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). The error screen, long associated with system crashes on

In a strategic move aimed at reducing costs, UPS has revealed plans to cut 12,000 jobs, primarily targeting manager and contractor positions. The decision comes as the company seeks to