Netflix's decision to cease reporting quarterly subscriber numbers heralds a shift in focus towards financial metrics like revenue and free cash flow, indicating its evolution beyond the "streaming wars."

A US congressional committee revealed classified Brazilian court rulings suspending accounts on the social media platform X, providing insight into choices that have sparked accusations about suspected censorship by the firm and its billionaire owner, Elon Musk.

San Francisco has sued the city of Oakland over its plan to rename its airport to "San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport."

Dubai's major airport announced on Friday that it will limit the number of flights arriving for the next two days as it works to remove a three-day backlog caused by a record storm in the UAE.

American millionaire Jonathan Lehrer, charged in the brutal murders of a wealthy Canadian couple in Dominica, has been denied bail.

A federal agency accused a famous gas station chain of employment procedures that discriminate against Black, Native American, and multiracial applicants.

A Michigan family of an 11-year-old girl has filed a $20 million lawsuit alleging that their daughter was severely infected with an E. coli-related disease due to what they described as "disgusting" conditions at Wendy's.

President Joe Biden has proposed a tripling of the existing tariff rate on some steel and aluminum imports from China.

Paramount's stock experienced a surge in after-hours trading following news of the bid discussions.

EU privacy watchdog suggested that Meta platforms and other major online platforms should provide users with the choice to use their services for free, without the inclusion of targeted advertising.