Starbucks is rolling out a refreshed afternoon menu in the United States as it looks to attract customers beyond its traditional morning coffee rush. In the coming weeks, the coffee

After Coca-Cola's $5.6 billion acquisition of BodyArmor in 2021, the sports drink brand was expected to rise to the top of the market, challenging Gatorade’s dominance. Yet, nearly four years

In a significant development, X, formerly known as Twitter, is poised to comply with the Brazilian Supreme Court's directives to reinstate its services for the platform's 21 million users in

Shares of WK Kellogg Co soared on Wednesday following reports that Italian confectionery giant Ferrero is in advanced talks to acquire the U.S. breakfast cereal maker in a deal estimated

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry took advantage of the NBA Playoffs' massive audience to unveil his latest signature shoe, the Curry Brand Series 7. The new model, according to

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the company of using deceptive user interface designs to trick consumers into signing up for its Prime subscription

Elon Musk has revealed that Neuralink, his brain-chip company, plans to implant a device designed to restore vision in blind individuals for the first time later this year. Speaking at

FC Barcelona finds itself at the negotiation table with sportswear giant Nike, as reports from Mundo Deportivo suggest an enticing offer that could alleviate the club's financial woes. According to

Sam Bankman-Fried, the crypto entrepreneur known for providing a financial lifeline to struggling firms in the industry, is now in need of a bailout himself. As reported on CNN, Bankman-Fried,

Nike's highly anticipated Alphafly 3 running shoe, famously worn by the late Kelvin Kiptum, triggered a wave of frustration among runners after selling out within minutes of its release. Scheduled

For decades, Liverpool measured success in trophies, nights under the Anfield lights and the roar of the Kop. Now, the club has added another milestone to its modern resurgence: becoming

In the bustling Sheephaven Bay pub, tucked just behind London’s Camden High Street, Guinness is no longer just a drink – it’s a cultural phenomenon. For owner Pat Logue, the

The UK government has fined nearly 500 companies, including Centrica - the parent company of British Gas - Euro Garages (EG Group), and Holland & Barrett, for failing to pay

Ashton Kutcher is making a comeback of sorts, reprising his star-making role as Michael Kelso on “That ’90s Show.” But the 44-year-old didn’t take the Netflix show because he needed

New concerns and increased scrutiny are being placed on artificial intelligence systems as they gain new powers. Italy has taken action by banning ChatGPT, and the popular AI image generator

Facing a tumultuous period marked by plummeting stock value and a recent admission of "substantial doubts" about its ongoing viability, WeWork has launched a strategic bid to rescue its listing

The global tech sector has seen more than 100,000 job losses in 2025, as major firms slash headcounts while redirecting resources toward artificial intelligence and other strategic shifts. Intel has

Global airlines are celebrating significant profits this year, buoyed by a surge in demand for leisure travel and events that have provided a substantial lift. Among the major players, International

Social media giant, Twitter has commenced the testing of a new feature called 'Notes,' which will allow users to share 'notes' as long as 2,500 words. Twitter posts are currently

OpenAI's latest innovation, Sora, has stormed to over one million downloads in less than five days - a milestone it reached even faster than the company’s viral chatbot, ChatGPT, did