Coffee giant Starbucks on Friday announced plans to cut 300 jobs in the United States and shut down several regional support offices as part of its ongoing business turnaround strategy.
Tech majors Apple and Google have led a cross-industry effort to bring end-to-end encryption to Rich Communication Services (RCS), making the cross-platform messaging format that replaces ...
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. recently announced the One UI 9 beta program, launching this week beginning with the Galaxy S26 series. Built on the new Android 17, One UI 9 beta delivers e ...
Just over five months into 2026, the global technology sector has already witnessed the loss of 108,724 jobs, with major companies continuing workforce reductions as artificial intelligen ...
Cybersecurity firm Cloudflare has announced plans to lay off more than 1,100 employees globally — nearly 20 per cent of its workforce — as the cybersecurity firm restructures ...
Tech major Google has announced that it is rebranding and upgrading its Fitbit app into the new Google Health app, aimed at becoming a centralised hub for users’ health and wellness ...
Tech major Samsung has announced that a joint clinical study with Chung-Ang University Gwangmyeong Hospital in Korea has successfully validated the ability to predict vasovagal syncope (V ...
Microsoft has confirmed a series of sophisticated phishing campaigns targeting more than 35,000 users across over 13,000 organisations in 26 countries, with the majority of victims based ...
Spirit Airlines, the ultra-low-cost carrier known for offering some of the cheapest airfares in exchange for limited onboard services, has announced it is shutting down operations after 3 ...
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