Qualcomm is preparing a worldwide workforce reduction following its annual employee review cycle. The cuts come as the chipmaker navigates rising memory prices and declining traditional smartphone sales.

Betting giant Flutter Entertainment is cutting up to 1,400 jobs across its UK and Ireland division following substantial gambling tax increases.

HSBC Group CEO Georges Elhedery warns that ongoing regional conflict will drive Gulf states to develop alternative pipelines and ports, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz within five years.

Manufactured at Suzuki's Gujarat plant, the made-in-India Suzuki eVitara has secured a four-star safety rating in Japan NCAP evaluations.

Civilian U.S. Government agencies must remove Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from their IT systems due to national security concerns.

UK job vacancies suffered their largest fall since the start of the year, dropping to a five-year low as businesses reined in recruitment amid surging operating costs.

Melbourne has officially commenced construction on a long-awaited airport rail link and massive terminal upgrades to tackle surging passenger demand and population growth.

Escalating riots and protests in France have driven up government borrowing costs, sending shockwaves and contagion fears across European financial markets.

Federal prosecutors revealed that an ex-OpenAI engineer accused of planting a recording device in an executive conference room received support from the Saudi government.

Elon Musk announced plans to distribute a SpaceX share to every child in the United States, an estimated $10.5 billion giveaway that currently lacks logistical details.

Roblox shares have tumbled 38% in 2026 to $50.41 amid a Wall Street downgrade, slowing bookings, and a child exploitation lawsuit.

The SEC has proposed an overhaul of private market regulations, introducing professional credentials and a FINRA exam to expand accredited investor eligibility.

Wall Street indices staged a decisive recovery as artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks bounced back from a steep selloff ahead of corporate earnings.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has announced plans to give one company share to every child in the United States, with the distribution set to begin next year.

Actor Donnie Wahlberg and his entourage escaped uninjured after a private jet carrying eight people crashed into a perimeter fence during an aborted takeoff in Las Vegas.

ESMA released its final report amending Commission Delegated Regulation 153/2013 regarding CCP collateral, covering public and commercial bank guarantees.

London's High Court has dismissed £340 million in lawsuits against Uber brought by black cab drivers and former minicab firms after ruling the claims were filed too late.

Stock futures rebounded on Sunday night as traders cautiously dipped a toe back in following last week's rout in shares linked to the artificial intelligence trend.

Anthropic has announced plans to commit 5% of its shares to a newly created public-benefit fund, establishing a structural safeguard ahead of its upcoming IPO.

British property sellers are cutting asking prices on over 3,000 homes daily, marking a 15-year high as high mortgage costs cool the property market.