News
-
Top Free AI Training Courses You Can Take in January 2025 Free AI courses from Google, LinkedIn and more are up for grabs. Kick off your new year with some new skills! -
Holiday Shoppers Spent a Record $1.2T Online, 36% Took on Debt Shoppers are spending more on the holidays than ever, but – at least in the US – they're taking on debt as well. -
Meta Caves to MAGA Honchos With Moderation Rehaul Massive changes are afoot at Meta, as Zuckerberg scraps external moderation and rewrites some Community Guidelines. -
OpenAI Considers Hiking Prices As It Loses Money on ChatGPT Pro OpenAI has been famously bad at making money, but its new for-profit business model aims to change this soon. -
Small Business Grants You Can Apply For in January 2025 Give your company a financial boost in 2025, with a business grant of up to $20,000. -
Hacker Breaches UN Recruitment Database UN aviation agency gets hacked in incident that is suggested could have dangerous implications for air travel. -
JP Morgan Orders Staff to Return to Office Five Days a Week JP Morgan goes all out with strict RTO policy, insisting all employees are back at their desks for the full week. -
Could ‘Shark Tank’ Host Kevin O’Leary Buy TikTok? Shark Tank host, Kevin O'Leary, joins consortium of entrepreneurs in bid to buy TikTok as ban deadline looms. -
As US Ban Looms, TikTok Accused of Being ‘Vehicle for Chinese Propaganda’ Research suggests that TikTok pushes content favoring the Chinese Government and is skewing opinions of users by doing so. -
T-Mobile Sued for Data Breach by State of Washington According to the lawsuit, the hacker "guessed obvious credentials" to gain access to sensitive T-Mobile data. -
Study: AI Favored by Young, Well-Educated Men Research reveals that men are more engaged with and interested in AI than women. -
US Government Designates Riot Games Owner as Chinese Military Company Tencent and EV-battery maker, CATL, added to US Defense Department's black list but both vow to fight against designation.