In a major boost to the box office, the highly anticipated sequel "Dune: Part Two" has stormed into theatres, claiming the top spot with an impressive $81.5 million in domestic

After more than six decades in operation, Rite Aid, once one of America’s largest pharmacy chains, has closed its final 89 stores, officially bringing an end to its 63-year history.

In a bid to inspire young female players and showcase the multifaceted nature of football beyond pressure, adidas has teamed up with Gabriel Martinelli, Catarina Macario, Andreas Pereira, and Mia

New Twitter owner Elon Musk offered several of the journalists he banned from the social media website earlier this week the ability to return to the platform if they deleted

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, has carried out a sweeping overnight restructuring of its data annotation division, resulting in the layoff of about 500 employees. The affected team had

French video game publisher Ubisoft is reportedly preparing another round of restructuring that could result in approximately 380 job losses and the closure of two development studios in Canada and

Several of the United States’ largest technology companies have thrown their support behind artificial intelligence firm Anthropic as it challenges actions taken by officials in the administration of Donald Trump.

Domino's Pizza, one of the prominent Western fast-food chains, has announced its decision to shut down all its outlets in Russia, making it one of the first major players to

Apple’s latest iPhone 16, enhanced with Apple Intelligence AI features, may be the key to revitalizing its smartphone sales, which have faced a downward trend in recent years. CEO Tim

Reddit, the influential online forum known for its user-generated content, is gearing up for its initial public offering (IPO) with hopes of achieving a valuation of up to $6.4 billion

Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, Starlink, experienced a brief but significant global outage on Monday, disrupting connections for tens of thousands of users - including Ukrainian military units actively engaged

NBC will bring a unique twist to its Summer Olympics coverage by utilizing an artificial intelligence version of renowned sportscaster Al Michaels' voice for daily recaps. On Wednesday, NBC announced

The Canadian government has warned multinational car manufacturer Stellantis that it may face legal action if it proceeds with plans to move production of the Jeep Compass from Ontario to

In a surprising turn of events, Kim Godwin, the president of ABC News, has announced her departure from the network, concluding a tumultuous three-year tenure marked by internal strife and

JPMorgan Chase has informed approximately 1,000 employees of First Republic Bank that they will no longer have their jobs. Earlier this month, JPMorgan acquired most of First Republic's assets after

When 18-year-old Brianna LeDoux from Florida stepped into her black, sequined gown, she didn’t just feel dressed for her high school prom - she felt transformed. “I wanted more than

When Coca-Cola revealed plans to roll out a cane sugar version of its classic cola in the US this autumn, Jordan Hayes didn’t expect to find himself aligned with Donald

American multinational technology company, Google has agreed to pay out the sum of $118 million to over 15,500 female employees to finally settle a long-standing lawsuit over gender discrimination and

Electronics giant Samsung says it plans to invest around 300tn won ($230.8bn; £189.6bn) over 20 years in the South Korean government's push to develop a mega semiconductor hub in the

German confectionery brand Haribo has issued a recall of its Happy Cola F!ZZ sweets in the Netherlands after some packs were found to contain traces of cannabis. The recall was