The US has warned that IT workers from North Korea are trying to get remote working jobs by hiding their true identities for the purpose of stealing money for Pyongyang.Many

At Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, Warren Buffett, the revered 93-year-old chairman, and CEO, compared the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) to that of nuclear weapons,

A 31-year-old lawyer from Bangalore, Abhishek M R, has won a legal case against India's largest movie theater chain, PVR INOX, after claiming that excessive advertisements before a movie caused

Leading video game hardware specialist, Analogue, continues to captivate gaming enthusiasts with its limited-edition releases, and the latest announcement is sure to stir up nostalgia among fans. The company has

Nvidia made corporate history in October after briefly becoming the first company to reach a $5 trillion market valuation, a milestone driven largely by its central role in the global

In a packed courtroom in the United States, Ellen Roome sat quietly, clutching a photo of her son, Julian “Jools” Sweeney. It was the first day of a legal battle

Speculation surrounding Apple's venture into the realm of foldable devices has gained momentum, with reports suggesting the tech giant is poised to introduce its inaugural hybrid iPad in 2025, followed

FIFA has announced the introduction of a new £45 ($60) ticket category for the 2026 World Cup, following widespread criticism of the tournament’s original pricing structure. World football’s governing body

Netflix has struggled to convince US lawmakers that its proposed takeover of Warner Bros Discovery would serve the interests of consumers, workers and the wider entertainment industry, as bipartisan concerns

McDonald’s is set to introduce its Chicken Big Mac to U.S. customers, following its resounding success in the United Kingdom, where the sandwich sold out within 10 days. Starting October

San Francisco's Bar Crenn has officially introduced cultivated chicken, made from lab-grown cells, to its menu, marking a milestone in the cultivated meat industry; however, the chicken cannot be ordered

A federal agency is considering a ban on gas stoves, a source of indoor pollution linked to childhood asthma. In an interview with Bloomberg, a US Consumer Product Safety commissioner

As excitement builds for Taylor Swift's highly anticipated Eras Tour, thousands of her UK fans have fallen victim to ticket scams, resulting in losses exceeding £1 million, a major British

Microsoft is now rolling out the new AI-powered version of its Bing search engine to all users, following a limited preview version that had only been available to select users

Wizz Air’s new “All You Can Fly” subscription, offering unlimited flights for an annual fee of €499 (£426), has sparked mixed reactions among passengers. While some praise the deal for

Following inspections by the Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration (IOSHA), a Pepsi bottling facility in Indianapolis has been fined $15,600 for seven serious workplace safety violations. The violations, cited

Apple CEO Tim Cook recommended the company cut his pay this year after shareholders rebelled. As reported by CNN, the world’s largest tech company said it would reduce Cook’s target

American fast-food giant, McDonald's has been rebranded to become "Vkusno & Tochka," which translates to "Tasty and that's it." With this rebranding came the reopening of 15 McDonald's restaurants under

The Trump administration has dismissed hundreds of journalists from Voice of America (VOA), effectively crippling the U.S. government-funded broadcaster that for decades served as a beacon of independent journalism in

Despite being free to use for nearly three billion people worldwide, WhatsApp employs a series of strategies to generate substantial revenue. Owned by tech giant Meta, WhatsApp primarily makes money