Meta Platforms has fired staff after they allegedly used their meal vouchers worth $25 to buy household items, such as wine glasses and detergent. Executives at the social media firm
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Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Meta, a pair of smart glasses that translate languages while on the move. He also revealed an artificial intelligence assistant with a voice that sounds like Dame
Elon Musk escalated his verbal war with the UK Government after being refused an invitation to a upcoming business investment conference. The Tesla billionaire responded to the news about the
Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Meta, a pair of smart glasses that translate languages while on the move. He also revealed an artificial intelligence assistant with a voice that sounds like Dame
Elon Musk, Bill Ackman and other tycoons have publicly endorsed Donald Trump for the White House race in the wake of the attempted assassination at a Pennsylvania rally. Musk, the
Elon Musk launches a charm offensive in an attempt to win advertisers back to X, as he battles to quell a backlash against his erratic managerial style. After missing the
The 1966 World Cup Final was a turning point not only for English football but also for broadcasting. The victory of England over West Germany was watched by an estimated
The shares of the video game retailer GameStop nearly doubled on Monday when the day trader linked to the meme stock mania in January 2021 appeared on X, the first
The boycott of Bud Light by consumers over a promotion with social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender woman, continues to impact American sales. Anheuser-Busch InBev has reported a 9.1
Adele, Drake, and other world-famous music stars will return to TikTok following a resolution of a bitter dispute that had existed between their music companies and the social media application.
Uniqlo has seen a surge in sales after a “banana bag” that became viral on TikTok. Newly filed accounts show that sales for the Japanese Fashion Retailer’s UK and European
It can be revealed that The Telegraph could be in financial trouble if the Barclay Family regained control after the failed takeover supported by the United Arab Emirates. The family’s