A US official is traveling to Japan after discussions with the Dutch government to strengthen allied to restrict China's access to advanced semiconductor technology.

Nvidia officially surpassed Microsoft Tuesday (June 18) as the world’s most valuable company after its stock price is valued at $135 per share.

Johnson & Johnson is facing a new class action lawsuit seeking damages and medical monitoring for women potentially affected by cancer allegedly linked to the company's talc products.

Here's what's open and closed this year, Juneteenth, from banks and post offices to restaurants, grocery stores, and retail stores.

Apple gears up to convince car makers to adopt its next-gen CarPlay UI with the punch-through feature, which allows the car's own UI to take over car displays.

Elden Ring creator, FromSoftware, and president Hidetaka Miyazaki assures no mass layoffs under his leadership, citing job security's role in game quality.

Ecuador suspended the visa waiver for Chinese citizens due to rising irregular migration. Starting July 1, it will require visas, citing exit protocol violations and strain on resources.

The UK's wealthiest Hinduja family is on trial in Switzerland for human trafficking and exploiting Indian servants allegations, facing accusations of passport confiscation and underpaying.

Russian authorities have detained three individuals connected to a botulism outbreak due to contaminated salads and canned beans.

A new whistleblower alleged that Boeing hid defective parts from regulators, potentially installing them in 737 Max planes, prompting a new congressional investigation.