T-Mobile is willing to spend over $4 billion to buy most of the wireless operations of the US Cellular.

Global sales of SUVs hit a record high, but experts warn that these heavy vehicles also amount to increasing carbon emissions.

Russian firms increasingly use cryptocurrencies, such as Tether's USDT stablecoin, for cross-border transactions with Chinese partners to circumvent financial difficulties stemming from international sanctions.

The Supreme Court upheld lawyer Michael Avenatti's conviction and two 1/2-year prison sentence for attempting to extort up to $25 million from Nike, rejecting his appeal that claimed the sentence was based on an unconstitutionally vague statute and that he was engaged in legitimate settlement negotiations.

FTC listed down the top scammer-impersonated companies. Best Buy tops the list with the most scam impersonators.

Future hybrid cars from Toyota will have futuristic engines running on green fuels, challenging electric vehicles and aiming to reduce carbon emissions from the automotive industry.

Japanese company TEPCO will employ a remote-controlled robot to retrieve melted fuel debris from Fukushima Daiichi's damaged reactors, the first step in addressing the aftermath of the 2011 nuclear disaster.

The UK is preparing for the implementation of the Entry-Exit System (EES) this October, which requires biometric registration for non-EU nationals.

OpenAI is establishing a safety and security committee and has started training a new AI model to replace GPT-4, enhancing its commitment to AI safety and advancing toward AGI.

T-Mobile is acquiring US Cellular’s wireless operations and spectrum assets for $4.4 billion, enhancing its network coverage and capacity while consolidating the industry.