The Washington Post Lays Off Roughly 100 Staffers as Star Journalists Exit
The Washington Post has announced layoffs affecting approximately 100 employees in its business division, marking the latest sign of financial difficulties at the iconic newspaper. The cuts, which represent around
OpenAI Reveals Data on ChatGPT Users Showing Signs of Mental Health Struggles
OpenAI has released new data suggesting that a small percentage of ChatGPT users may display signs of serious mental health conditions, including psychosis, mania, or suicidal thoughts. According to the
Airline Resurgence: Unexpected Hotspots Drive Asia’s Aviation Boom
In a remarkable turn of events, India's Tata Group's acquisition of the country's long-struggling national carrier, Air India, is proving to be a pivotal moment in the aviation industry, igniting
Amazon Finds $1B Jackpot in its 100 Million+ IPv4 Address Stockpile
In a strategic move reflecting the escalating demand and costs associated with IPv4 addresses, Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently implemented a new pricing structure, charging customers $0.005 per public IPv4
Fitbit is Dead and Yes… Google Killed it
When Google announced the acquisition of Fitbit, it was hard to believe in a happy ending for the former wearable company. At the start, we were almost convinced of a
PlayStation 5 Surpasses 50 Million Units Sold, Outselling Xbox Series by 3-to-1
Sony's PlayStation 5 has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing the 50 million units sold mark since its launch in November 2020. The latest sales figures position the PS5 among the
Microsoft Retires Iconic ‘Blue Screen of Death’ in Upcoming Windows Update
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
Texas Attorney General Sues General Motors Over Alleged Illegal Sale of Driver Data
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against General Motors (GM), accusing the automaker of unlawfully collecting and selling drivers' data without their consent. The lawsuit, filed on
Bud Light’s Struggles Persist Despite Global Revenue Surge for AB InBev
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, saw a spike in overall sales owing to higher prices but continued to face challenges in the United States due to declining Bud Light
Tesla Faces Mounting Challenges as Profits Plummet and Sales Decline
Tesla’s financial and operational struggles are intensifying, with its latest earnings report revealing a 71% drop in net income - a stark indicator of deeper troubles within the electric vehicle
American Airlines Pilot Contract Offer Increases to $9 Billion Following United Agreement
American Airlines (AAL) has decided to raise its pilot contract offer by more than a billion dollars to align it with the tentative agreement that United Airlines reached with its
BYD Expands Global Reach: Electric Vehicles Set Sail for Europe
In a visually stunning move, over 5,000 electric vehicles from Chinese automaker BYD were loaded onto the massive "BYD Explorer No. 1" shipping carrier in China this week, bound for
Microsoft Outlook Will Soon Write Emails for You
Microsoft is set to expand its implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in Outlook to assist corporate users in composing more effective emails. The Microsoft 365 Copilot tool, positioned as
GSK to Pay $2.2bn in Settlements Over Zantac Cancer Allegations
British pharmaceutical giant GSK has agreed to pay up to $2.2 billion to resolve thousands of lawsuits in the U.S. related to claims that a discontinued version of its popular
Snoop Dogg Reportedly Quits Coffee Company Months After its Launch
Renowned rapper and entrepreneur Snoop Dogg has reportedly ended his involvement with the Indonesian coffee company, INDOxyz, just a few months after the company's launch. According to an exclusive report
Eight Million Australians Urged to Switch Off Lights
Australia's energy minister, Chris Bowen has urged households in New South Wales - a state that includes the country's biggest city Sydney - to switch off their lights in the
Microsoft Finally Admits Xbox One sales Were Less Than Half of the PS4
Despite its sales being shrouded in mystery for so long, Microsoft has finally admitted that the PS4 outsold the Xbox One by a lot, as reported by The Verge. Microsoft
Pepsi, Shaq, and Reebok Collaborate on Sneakers with Built-in Mini Can Compartments
Pepsi has joined forces with Reebok and basketball icon Shaquille O’Neal to introduce the Pepsi 'Sneak'er, a unique pair of Reebok Pump Shaq Attaq shoes featuring a special compartment designed
WeWork Emerges From Bankruptcy, Charts Uncertain Future
Co-working giant WeWork has officially exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but questions linger about its long-term viability. The company, once a Wall Street darling valued at nearly $47 billion, filed
Have You Said Your Final Goodbye to the iPod as Apple Stops Production?
Apple will no longer be making iPods, the trend-setting MP3 players that transformed how people get music and gave rise to the iPhone.The compnay had made this official in May
