The 'F1 in Schools' competition, aimed at inspiring students to pursue science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) subjects, is experiencing a surge in participation, thanks to the Netflix docu-series 'Drive

At a busy tram stop in Amsterdam, commuters are beginning to notice a dramatic change. The giant advertisements that once promoted burgers, cheap flights and fuel-powered SUVs have quietly disappeared.

In a recent development, Apple has swiftly resumed the sale of its latest Apple Watch models following a temporary block on a comprehensive import ban imposed by a federal appeals

ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, is nearing a major divestment that could reshape the global mobile gaming landscape. The tech giant is reportedly in advanced discussions to sell its gaming

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has revealed that he is the biological father of more than 100 children, following years of anonymous sperm donation. The Russian-born tech billionaire made the revelation

Adults and teenagers aiming to cut back on their screen time are increasingly swapping their smartphones for simpler, "dumb" models. The ability to track daily screen time on smartphones can

Google is set to face a £13.6 billion lawsuit after a court ruled that it must answer allegations of anti-competitive behaviour in the online advertising market. The case, initiated by

Ford is considering discontinuing the F-150 Lightning, the electric pickup once positioned as a milestone in the company’s transition toward battery-powered vehicles, according to reports of internal discussions. Sources familiar

If you dream of studying in Canada but are concerned about the cost of universities, there is good news for you. Canadian colleges offer affordable options and opportunities for work

In a recent interview, HP CEO Enrique Lores defended the company's ink subscription model and firm policy of mandating the use of its own cartridges, stating that customers opting for

In 2025, shopping trips across the United States became quieter, lonelier affairs. Storefronts that once buzzed with teenage energy, birthday balloons, fabric cutters and pharmacy queues went dark, their signs

Elon Musk doesn't miss an opportunity to take a pop at the President of the United States, Joe Biden, doing so every time he alludes to the electrification of the

Top financial leaders around the world are raising red flags over a new artificial intelligence system developed by Anthropic, warning it could expose serious weaknesses in global financial infrastructure. The

Elon Musk's social media company, X, has reached a tentative settlement with thousands of former employees who accused the firm of withholding severance benefits following mass layoffs. In a joint

Kanye West has found an unexpected defender in Bjørn Gulden, the CEO of Adidas, despite the sportswear giant severing ties with the embattled rap mogul last year. In a recent

Nigeria's anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has dropped a money laundering case against Tigran Gambaryan, a senior cryptocurrency executive at Binance, to allow him to seek

Boeing has secured a landmark agreement with Qatar Airways for up to 210 widebody aircraft, marking what U.S. officials describe as the aerospace giant’s largest-ever deal of its kind, with

LG Electronics Inc. has revealed its plans to launch the highly anticipated 2024 LG OLED TV and QNED (Quantum nano-emitting diode) TV models equipped with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities

Samsung's executive chairman Lee Jae-yong has been cleared of all fraud allegations by South Korea’s Supreme Court, bringing an end to a high-stakes legal battle that has spanned nearly a

France's radio frequency watchdog, the Agence Nationale des Fréquences (ANFR), has issued an order for Apple to halt the sale of the iPhone 12 due to concerns over excessive electromagnetic