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Kansas Businessman Admits Guilt in Illegally Exporting Aviation Tech to Russia
A Kansas businessman from Olathe has pleaded guilty to illegally exporting sensitive aviation technology to Russian companies, violating US sanctions.
Elon Musk Issues Stark Warning to Bill Gates: Tesla's AI Ambitions Spell Doom for Doubters
Elon Musk warned Bill Gates against doubting Tesla's ambitious $30 trillion AI-driven future, asserting that further skepticism could lead to Gates' downfall.
Former CBS Anchor Jeff Vaughn Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against Network
Former CBS anchor Jeff Vaughn has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the network and its parent company, Paramount Global.
Microsoft Agrees to $14.4M Settlement Over Retaliation and Discrimination Claims in California
Microsoft has agreed to a $14.4 million settlement following a California Civil Rights Department investigation that found the company discriminated and retaliated against employees who took parental, disability, or family care leave.
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The founders of inncivio have developed a micro-learning platform that fosters employee training by offering a transformative solution that goes far beyond the long, tiresome videos as well as the difficult-to-access, lengthy, and often unorganized content of traditional learning platforms.
A 44-year-old British businessman from Essex, was tragically found dead with head injuries in the sea off the Greek island of Spestes after becoming separated from friends during a night out.
Apple has secured an observer role on OpenAI’s board as part of a significant agreement, with Phil Schiller, the head of Apple’s App Store, appointed to the position.
Salesforce investors rejected the company's compensation plan for top executives amid concerns over the equity awards granted to CEO Marc Benioff.
One million American workers whose wages are below the median individual pay will now be eligible for overtime protections, according to President Joe Biden.
A Philadelphia woman was charged for allegedly stealing COVID-19 relief funds intended for a Florida city to pay for a cosmetic procedure known as a Brazilian butt lift.
An NYC banker turned himself in to police after being accused of beating a woman during a Pride and anti-Israel march in June.
A founding engineer and one of the original employees at Elon Musk's generative AI company xAI left to rejoin his former employer OpenAI.
A Florida man was arrested and faces felony charges after admitting to shooting a Walmart delivery drone that he claimed flew over his residence.
Kanye West, now known as Ye, and his Yeezy brand are facing a lawsuit filed by eight former employees alleging harassment and discrimination.

















