Families in Uvalde, Texas, are suing Meta Platforms and the maker of the video game 'Call of Duty,' claiming the firms are responsible for the belongings used by the gunman who killed 19 elementary school children and two teachers.
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Truth Social Usage Plummets as the Platform Launched by Donald Trump Struggles to Attract, Keep Users
Truth Social, the social media platform launched by former President Donald Trump's media company, is struggling to maintain its US user base.
US Pharma Giant Cencora Confirms Data Breach, Says Americans' Personal and Health Information Stolen
Cencora, a major US pharmaceutical company, has disclosed that a cyberattack earlier this year led to a data breach that compromised highly sensitive medical information of American patients.
UAW Challenges Mercedes-Benz Unionization Vote at Alabama Plant, Accuses Company of Intimidation
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is disputing the results of last week's organizing vote for Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama, in which workers voted against union representation.
Louisiana Becomes First US State to Criminalize 'Dangerous' Abortion Pills Possession
Louisiana made history as it passed a bill criminalizing the possession of abortion pills without a valid prescription.
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Self-exiled Chinese billionaire Miles Guo Wengui faced court over his fraud charges, with prosecutors alleging him of financing his luxurious lifestyle.
Blackstone Boss Stephen Schwarzman to Support Trump’s White House Bid in Surprise Reversal of Stance
Blackstone Group chairman and CEO Stephen A. Schwarzman announced that he would be supporting the re-election bid of former US President Donald Trump this November.
Samsung and e-commerce direct-to-consumer repair firm iFixit ended their business partnership after two years, with iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens claiming that the tech giant was selling more expensive spare parts for their phones.
The Starliner leak didn't faze NASA and Boeing as the two companies pushed the astronaut launch, saying it would commence on June 1.
BTC mining firm Marathon Digital closed a new deal with Kenya to help the African country develop its green energy infrastructure.
Two interior construction firms are accused of rigging million-dollar tenders. A Singaporean competition watchdog shares the details.
A British-Chinese woman bitcoin launderer was sent to prison. She allegedly conducted a $6 billion crypto fraud scheme.
China has recently cracked down on "bad behavior" content, suspending super-wealthy social media influencers to discourage extravagance and materialism.
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) recalled two walnut products from China over prohibited sweetener content, urging caution while conducting proactive testing.
