One of the coolest aspects of online media platforms, streaming capabilities and smartphones is that they have democratized the ability to create and share content. You don't have to be a celebrity or a broadcast journalist to share your story live, to capture the biggest rock concert of the century as it happens, or to teach the world how to surf when the waves are prime. Because of those tools that we all have at our fingertips, the world is much more connected and accessible.

President Joe Biden unveiled Microsoft's $3 billion investment in an AI data center in southeast Wisconsin, addressing the soaring demand for computing power in the AI sector.

Universal Music Group has denied allegations that it has intervened in the beef between Aubrey “Drake” Graham and Kendrick Lamar Duckworth, while also being under fire after Glass Lewis urged shareholders to revolt against a salary increase for its CEO, Lucian Grainge.

Thousands of Taylor Swift fans fly to Europe for Eras Tour, bypassing pricey US tickets. Expedia notes the "tour tourism" trend, citing cost advantages.

Former MGM Grand President Scott Sibella faces sentencing for allowing illegal betting at the casino following a guilty plea to failure to report suspicious transactions.

Kenyan sugar industry turmoil escalates as millers resist a court-ordered pay raise for farmers. A threatened shutdown risks 30,000 jobs and impacts market stability.

NIO partners with GAC Group to establish unified battery standard and advance EV charging solutions, aligning with previous collaborations to pioneer standardized EV technologies

The Department of Justice (DOJ) will investigate Tesla's self-driving claims for potential securities or wire fraud, with allegations of misleading investors and consumers as reports of crashes involving Teslas equipped with Autopilot pile up.

Pfizer has agreed to settle over 10,000 lawsuits concerning its Zantac heartburn medication after it was found that a cancer risk was not disclosed.

Differences between Western nations led by the U.S. and China-aligned economic blocs threaten global trade cooperation and economic growth, as a top IMF official warned. Escalating tensions between Washington and Beijing could potentially cost the world's GDP up to 7%.