A California bankruptcy court has approved a $46.75 million (£35 million) compensation settlement for people affected by the 2023 data breach at genetic testing company 23andMe. The ruling requires Chrome

As part of its growth and expansion plans, the owner of British chocolate brand Cadbury has announced it's acquisition of US energy bar maker Clif Bar & Company for the

British car exports to the United States rose in July, boosted by a new trade agreement that eased tariffs after months of decline. Data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers

As traditional colas fall out of favour with younger consumers, PepsiCo is taking a bold step to refresh its legacy brand by introducing a gut-friendly twist on its classic soda.

Microsoft, through its Africa Transformation Office (ATO), has announced its planned Xbox Game Studios Game Camp Africa, a two-day conference to recognise and celebrate all game creators across more than

Arthur Grand Technologies, a Virginia-based IT services firm, has been fined $38,500 for a job advertisement that specified only white, US-born applicants. The US Department of Justice announced the penalty,

German sportswear giant Adidas is poised for a substantial surge in operating profit, projecting a nearly twofold increase to approximately 500 million euros ($542.3 million) this year. The optimistic forecast

The National Basketball Association (NBA) and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), the parent company of TNT, are on a collision course toward a legal battle over broadcasting rights, setting the stage

Dangote Industries Limited has reiterated its commitment to positioning Nigeria as a self-sustaining economy in critical sectors including cement, agriculture, mining, and petroleum. Speaking at the ongoing 36th Enugu International

Hong Kong aviation investigators have revealed that an engine defect discovered on Cathay Pacific's Airbus A350 fleet earlier this month could have led to "extensive damage" if left unaddressed. The

Dell is to lay off about 6,650 workers because of the decline in demand for personal computers. As reported on BBC, the job cuts are expected to affect about 5%

A recent report by NETSCOUT has highlighted Nigeria and Ghana as West Africa’s leading digital hubs facing intense cyber threats, with Nigeria recording 2,721 cyber incidents in the first half

In a significant revelation at the Horizon Inquiry, barrister Simon Clarke, formerly associated with a firm advising the Post Office, accused the company of misleading him regarding evidence crucial to

Authorities in Wisconsin have charged a Pizza Hut employee with the homicide of his manager, allegedly motivated by a $7,000 inheritance cheque the victim had recently cashed. Kavonn Ingram, 31,

As the November election approaches, major social media platforms are scrambling to address the surge of A.I.-generated images flooding their networks, aiming to prevent these computer-generated visuals from further polluting

Boeing has taken action to replace executive Ed Clark, who led its troubled 737 Max passenger jet program, amidst a series of safety incidents, including fatal crashes and a recent

The White House has warned of what it describes as large-scale efforts by foreign actors to extract and replicate American artificial intelligence (AI) technology, pledging closer collaboration with U.S. tech

Wendy’s is preparing to shut down a significant number of its U.S. restaurants as the fast-food chain works to reverse declining performance. Interim CEO Ken Cook told investors on Friday

In a surprise leadership shake-up, Diageo, the global beverage giant behind Guinness, has announced the immediate departure of its chief executive, Debra Crew. The sudden exit, described as a mutual

A Seoul appeals court has acquitted Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee of accounting fraud and stock manipulation charges related to a 2015 merger, marking a significant legal victory for