The UK government has announced plans to introduce a mandatory digital ID system for anyone seeking to work in the country, as part of its strategy to tackle illegal migration

Vince McMahon has sold WWE to Endeavor, but he's still set to earn big money from his role within the company. As reported on Give Me Sport, McMahon is remaining

Harland & Wolff, the historic shipbuilder responsible for constructing the Titanic, has declared itself insolvent after failing to secure critical funding. The 163-year-old UK-based company announced on Monday that it

Herbert Wigwe, the co-founder of Access Bank, a leading Nigerian financial institution, tragically lost his life along with five others in a helicopter crash in California on Friday. The fatal

Sony Music West Africa has unveiled plans for its ‘In Her Element’ conference, a two-day event set to take place in Lagos, Nigeria later this month. The conference aims to

In the aftermath of Iran's recent airstrikes on Israel, airline passengers are grappling with cancellations and disruptions to flights bound for Israel and neighbouring regions. The attacks, which marked Iran's

Investors seeking opportunities in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector have a plethora of options, with companies integrating AI solutions into their operations. While "pure plays" might be limited, some companies

Meta has expanded its board of directors with the appointment of Dana White, the CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), alongside two other notable figures, Charlie Songhurst, a tech

Gap, the American retail giant, has announced the appointment of Richard Dickson as its new CEO, nearly a year after the departure of its previous leader. Currently serving as Mattel's

New York City has launched a groundbreaking lawsuit against several major social media platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube, alleging that their platform designs exploit the mental health

A masterpiece by Pablo Picasso titled "Femme à la montre" is poised to make history at auction this fall, with expectations of fetching over $120 million. The 1932 oil painting

The European Union has warned TikTok that it must overhaul elements of its platform design deemed “addictive” or face substantial financial penalties, following preliminary findings that the app breached the

The recent killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan has sent shockwaves through corporate America, prompting a reevaluation of security protocols across the country. Following the high-profile assassination, boards

Washington Post's new publisher and CEO, Will Lewis, is under intense scrutiny following allegations of unethical journalism practices from his past tenure at the Sunday Times. A New York Times

Live Nation has reported that a hacker is attempting to sell alleged user data from Ticketmaster on the dark web. The revelation came in a regulatory filing on Friday, detailing

As youth unemployment in the United Kingdom reaches its highest level in nearly a decade, the head of Amazon’s UK operations says young people are being unfairly blamed for a

The Washington Post has announced plans to cut roughly one-third of its workforce, a move that will significantly reduce coverage in areas including sports, local reporting and international news. The

Tech visionary Bill Gates shares his optimistic outlook on the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) in the coming five years, envisioning significant improvements that will benefit people globally. While

A US jury has ruled that Elon Musk made misleading public statements during his 2022 acquisition of Twitter, siding with investors who claimed they suffered financial losses as a result.

A BBC presenter has faced backlash from the corporation after making a comment deemed "not appropriate" during a match interview with a female Australian cricketer. Chris Hughes, a presenter for