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Now occupying the top two of Forbes’ billionaires list are self-described “very close friends” Elon Musk and Larry Ellison.

The European Union’s top court has issued a final ruling in an ongoing legal battle over tax benefits, finding that Apple must pay billions in back taxes.

Google is moving forward with a plan to delete inactive Gmail accounts, potentially impacting millions of users.

Mike Sneesby, CEO of Nine Entertainment, has announced he will step down from his role at the end of the month following a turbulent year for the media giant

Vice President Kamala Harris became the betting favorite to win the election after a debate with the former president.

Flowcarbon secured millions of dollars in funding from investors like Andreessen Horowitz to merge carbon offsets with the blockchain, but its token never launched.

Takaya Awata parlayed a tiny local diner into quick-service giant Toridoll Holdings. Now he wants to taste global success.

The “first iPhones designed from the ground up” for AI were introduced Monday.

A federal judge previously ruled Google violated antitrust laws while maintaining a monopoly with its search engine.

Apple has officially unveiled its iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, introducing a range of updates including improved camera controls, a longer battery life, and the much-anticipated “Apple Intelligence” AI capabilities.