President Donald Trump has granted a fresh 90-day extension to TikTok, delaying enforcement of the U.S. law that would ban the app unless it is sold by its Chinese parent

Twitter introduced a new data access tier called "Pro" in an attempt to attract startups after facing backlash for implementing a paywall for developers and researchers. However, some critics argue

Krispy Kreme is grappling with operational disruptions following a recent cyberattack, which has severely impacted its online ordering services across parts of the United States. The doughnut chain confirmed on

Cryptocurrency market cap has crashed further as Bitcoin and several other top crypto prices hit new lows. The global crypto market cap is now just $1.38 trillion, a 6.44% decrease

Mary Jane Copps founded a consultancy called The Phone Lady 16 years ago to assist businesses in enhancing their employees’ phone abilities. She told Insider, “Gen Z has never had

In a groundbreaking move within the landscape of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals filtering into the prep ranks, global sportswear giant Adidas has achieved a significant milestone. adidas and high

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

Kanye West's feud with Adidas escalates as he accuses the brand of producing counterfeit Yeezys, prompting fellow artist Davido to extend an invitation to join Puma. West took to Instagram

After nearly a decade of virtual stardom and influencing pop culture, "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood," the mobile game that played a significant role in Kim Kardashian's rise to wealth and fame,

AT&T, the telecommunications giant, has launched an extensive investigation into a concerning data breach that has exposed the personal information of 73 million current and former customers. According to a

In one of the largest shareholder settlements of its kind, Tesla directors have agreed to return $735 million to the company to resolve claims of grossly overpaying themselves. According to

Mike Ybarra, former president of Blizzard, has stirred a debate by suggesting that gamers should have the option to leave tips for developers after completing a game, in addition to

A rare Frida Kahlo self-portrait has sold for $54.7 million (£41.8 million), setting a new global auction record for an artwork by a woman. The painting, created in the 1940s

Since Elon Musk bought Twitter last year, he has not stopped making decisions that have generated controversy and the South African tycoon has implemented many changes that are causing a

In a significant development for the media industry, Chief Executives David Zaslav of Warner Bros. Discovery and Bob Bakish of Paramount Global engaged in discussions about a possible merger between

In light of receiving more than 100 fines dished out to people working in Downing Street for Partygate breaches of Covid laws, Scotland Yard revealed today. In the first update in

General Mills, the food giant behind popular brands like Cheerios, announced plans to sell its North American yoghurt business to two French dairy companies, Groupe Lactalis and Sodiaal, in a

WeTransfer has publicly confirmed that it does not use files uploaded to its platform to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, following a wave of backlash from users who raised concerns

Trump Media & Technology Group reported a staggering loss exceeding $300 million in the first quarter, despite generating minimal revenue, according to a press release issued on Monday. This revelation

FC Barcelona's president, Joan Laporta, made significant announcements on the club's podcast, 'The Podcast of President Laporta', confirming the termination of their contract with Nike and disclosing a staggering €200