Technology

Officeworks, the Australian office supply store chain, has pulled Apple’s newly launched AirTags from its store following safety concerns for children from its button battery

Apple, Inc. has hired a former Google AI scientist who resigned in protest against the firing of two employees from the Ethics division. Sammy Bengio, the ex-Google employee, will

Intel plans to invest $3.5 billion in its New Mexico factory as part of a plan to expand domestic manufacturing investments. This is one of the largest single investments by the co

As the chip shortage gains momentum and forces industries heavily reliant on the technology to look for alternate ways to meet the shortfall. Intel, the pioneer in chip making, wan

The chip shortage has spread across industries, slowing down the manufacturing of automobiles, smart devices, to electronic including white goods such as washing machines and telev

The heirs of late Samsung patriarch Lee Kun-hee, facing a huge inheritance tax bill, have chalked out a plan to make philanthropic donations worth billions of dollars and pay $11bn

Toyota Motor Corp. has bought the self-driving division of ride-hailing company Lyft for $550 million in a move that reflects the ambitions of Toyota to expand into mobility techno

The family of Lee Kun-hee, Korean industrialist and Samsung Group chairman who died in 2020, is scrambling to meet the huge inheritance tax bill of around $12 billion that they hav

Panasonic Corp. has agreed to acquire Blue Yonder for $7.1 billion in one of the largest acquisitions for the Japanese conglomerate. Panasonic, which already has a 20% stake in Blu