Jeff Bezos denies personal involvement in Amazon's $40M "Melania" documentary but defends the controversial Brett Ratner-directed film as a commercially sound, high-interest business decision.

Meta notified thousands of employees on May 20 that they were laid off to improve efficiency, representing 10% of the workforce, with no additional company-wide cuts expected in 2026.

A rejected "Pokémon" Professor applicant sues over certification denial, alleging unfair background check policies and lost business opportunities.

Xbox appoints Matthew Ball as Chief Strategy Officer as Microsoft pushes new gaming plans and hardware ambitions.

Red Lobster will close its oldest Tallahassee restaurant after 56 years, part of broader post-bankruptcy cost-cutting efforts aimed at restoring the seafood chain's financial stability.

Elon Musk criticizes a jury's dismissal of his lawsuit against OpenAI as a mere timing technicality, saying the court never ruled on the case's core claims.

Many are still carrying debt from the COVID-19 pandemic. Bank lending remains constrained. The gap has raised a question that has been gaining traction among Singapore's policymakers and investors: whether the enormous pool of private wealth now concentrated in the city-state could be beneficially directed, even partially, toward funding Singapore's startups and SMEs.

Swiss-based enterprise backup and recovery software vendor Bacula Systems spent over two decades building a platform that now looks remarkably well-suited for the threat environment organizations find themselves in today.

PS5 buyers file lawsuit against Sony over console price hikes tied to tariffs, seeking refunds after alleged overcharges.

Apple must cooperate with India's antitrust probe over App Store practices as the Delhi High Court refuses to pause the case.