Tech Firms Head To Court As Landmark Social Media Addiction Trial Begins
A closely watched trial that could reshape how social media companies are held accountable in the United States is set to begin in California, with senior executives from some of
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
Uber and Lyft Plan UK Trials of Chinese Robotaxis in 2026
Ride-hailing firms Uber and Lyft have announced plans to trial autonomous taxis developed by Chinese technology company Baidu on UK roads from 2026, pending regulatory approval. Both companies said they
NBA Star Kyle Kuzma Talks Fashion and Partnership with PUMA
Renowned NBA player Kyle Kuzma, known for his impressive skills on the basketball court and distinctive fashion sense, recently sat down to discuss his passion for fashion and collaboration with
‘We’re Next to Go’: Inside Ubisoft’s Restructuring and the Anxiety Gripping Its Creative Network
A week after Ubisoft unveiled one of the most sweeping shake-ups in its history, unease is spreading through the company’s global workforce - particularly among employees who now find themselves
Google’s AI Struggles to Go Viral Despite Cutting-Edge Innovations
Despite its vast technological prowess and deep roots in artificial intelligence research, Google continues to fall short in capturing public excitement around its AI tools — a space where rivals
Universal Music Rejects Bill Ackman’s $64.3 Billion Takeover Proposal
Universal Music Group has turned down a $64.3 billion takeover proposal from investment firm Pershing Square Capital Management, describing the offer as significantly below the company's true value. The entertainment
Amazon CEO of Worldwide Consumer, Dave Clark Resigns
Amazon's Worldwide Consumer CEO, Dave Clark has resigned from his role at the company after 23 years at the e-commerce giant.
Oscars to Move From ABC to YouTube Streaming in 2029
The Academy Awards will shift to exclusive streaming on YouTube beginning in 2029, marking a major change in how one of Hollywood’s most prestigious events reaches audiences worldwide. The Academy
Twitter’s Bird Statue Sells for $100,000 at Auction
An auction for hundreds of items at Twitter's San Francisco HQ has just ended. A statue of the platform's famous bird logo has claimed the most expensive item sold, coming
“Swish Fusion Summit to Address Barriers in Western and Indigenous Collaboration” – Host Theophilus Akhimie
In an exclusive interview, Theophilus Akhimie, host of Swish Fusion Talks and the Swish Fusion: Media + Tech Summit, shared insights on this year’s Swish Fusion Talks theme: "Dismantling the
Nike Warns Trump-Era Tariffs Could Add $1 Billion to Operating Costs
Global sportswear giant Nike has warned that import tariffs introduced under U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policies could inflate its operating costs by as much as $1 billion this year,
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Critiques Apple’s New Headset
In a bold move, Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg has publicly criticized rival company Apple's latest headset, the Vision Pro, asserting that Meta's own offering, the Quest 3, is superior in
UNILAG Power Cut Over N1 Billion Unpaid Electricity Debt, Says Eko Disco
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (Eko Disco) has disconnected the University of Lagos (UNILAG) from the power grid due to an outstanding debt of over N1 billion in unpaid electricity
Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Sells Over $4 Billion in Company Shares
Multi-billionaire Jeff Bezos has continued to divest from Amazon, selling a significant portion of his shares in the tech giant, totalling more than $4 billion (£3.2 billion) in recent days.
Miss Universe Owner Files for Bankruptcy Days Before Pageant
Despite the recent bankruptcy filing by JKN Global Group, the owner of the Miss Universe Organization, this year's Miss Universe pageant is set to proceed as planned. The Thai media
Investors Pull $1.6 Billion From Binance After CFTC Lawsuit
Investors withdrew $1.6 billion of cryptocurrency from crypto exchange Binance since it was sued by the U.S. CFTC on Monday, blockchain data tracker Nansen said on Wednesday. The U.S. Commodity
Coca-Cola and Pepsi Forced to Collaborate in Face of Environmental Lawsuit
In a historic turn of events, long-time rivals Coca-Cola and Pepsi have been compelled to unite against a common adversary: a lawsuit that accuses both companies of misleading the public
Apple’s 2024 Strategy Shifts Focus to Wearables with Anticipated Updates and New Features
As Apple gears up for 2024, the tech giant is set to significantly emphasise its wearables business, signalling a shift away from the traditional iPhone-centric approach. Among the key areas
Usain Bolt Reportedly Lost Millions in $1.2 Billion Jamaican Wealth Management Fraud
Usain Bolt, the legendary Jamaican sprinter, was reportedly caught up in a massive employee fraud scheme that resulted in over $1.2 billion in stolen funds from a wealth management company,
