Between 2021 and 2024, Google quietly turned more than two billion Android phones into a worldwide earthquake detection system - delivering early warnings to millions of people across 98 countries

In a development that comes less than a year after its initiation, a lawsuit by Republicans against Google, accusing Gmail of biased email filtering, has been dismissed by U.S. District

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

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has issued a stark warning over recent foreign aid cuts driven by Elon Musk’s influence in the U.S. government, claiming the move could result in millions

Just days after Twitter laid off thousands of employees, a number of top executives from teams working on privacy and security at the platform have reportedly resigned. As reported by

Adobe, known for its innovative software, has embraced the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and is positioning itself as a frontrunner in the AI revolution. Despite concerns that AI could

McDonald’s is closing its U.S. offices and telling U.S. and some international staff to work remotely between Monday and Wednesday as the fast food giant prepares for layoffs. As reported

Over 1,300 employees have been laid off at the U.S. State Department as part of the Trump administration’s sweeping effort to shrink the size of the federal government, according to

Apple Store employees in Towson, Maryland, marked a historic moment by becoming the first of the tech giant's retail workers to unionize and subsequently vote in favor of authorizing a

Ii is not news that Toyota Motor Company makes good cars. What is news is that the number one Japanese car maker has joined the league of the world’s producers

Global drinks giant Diageo and rapper Sean Combs, famously known as Diddy, announced on Tuesday that they have resolved their legal dispute surrounding their shared spirits brands. The settlement comes

When Elon Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion in October 2022, many believed he had overpaid. The sweeping changes he implemented - mass layoffs, relaxed content moderation policies, and a

According to an estimate from Anderson Economic Group, a Michigan-based economic research firm, a 10-day strike by UPS workers could potentially cost the US economy a staggering $7.1 billion. If

Sky has announced plans to cut 600 jobs across the UK as part of a major shift toward strengthening its streaming and digital services. The broadcaster confirmed on Tuesday that

European regulators have given their approval for Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, a significant win for the technology giant. While concerns about potential competition issues were raised, Microsoft's

Jersey Mike’s Subs has reached a significant milestone, with its valuation soaring to $8 billion following a major investment from private equity powerhouse Blackstone. This move marks the end of

Amidst a flurry of rumours swirling around the future of Xbox, speculation has intensified over Microsoft's purported plans to venture into handheld gaming territory, akin to Nintendo's wildly successful Switch.

In a thrilling announcement, Disney revealed that Taylor Swift's highly anticipated concert film, "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version)," will exclusively stream on Disney+ starting March 15. The

Google is set to bring lock screen widgets to smartphones, expanding a feature previously available only on tablets. Announced during the company’s Spotlight Week, the update will be part of

An Amazon worker and union organizer, Jennifer Bates, has been reinstated in her job after appealing her termination by the e-commerce giant earlier this month. Amazon confirmed that Bates, who