Microsoft Corporation announced on Monday i.e., 16th January that it is extending access to extremely well-liked software created by OpenAI, a business it is investing in and whose ChatGPT chatbot has captured Silicon Valleys imagination. The compan

The head of Walt Disney Company, Bob Iger, has reportedly instructed those who currently work from home to begin coming into the office four days a week from March of this year. He has asked the "hybrid" employees to treat Monday through T

SarvaGram, a fintech startup has reportedly secured USD 35 million in a series C funding. The latest round is backed by a bunch of investors, including Elevation Capital, Elevar Equity, Temasek and TVS Capital Funds. For those unaware, SarvaGram off

Taiwan is reportedly looking into Douyin International, the Chinese counterpart of the immensely famous TikTok, for allegedly expanding its social media business unlawfully in the island nation as well as referring instances involving connected opera

New Zealand-based startup Partly has reportedly raised USD 21 million in a Series A funding round to continue expanding in Europe where the majority of its clientele exists. Octopus Ventures served as the Series A lead for Partly. In addition to Shas

Social media platform, Facebook, will reportedly no longer have any news material in the US, according to owner Meta Platforms, Inc. It opposes a new rule that would give media organizations more negotiating power when setting prices for Facebook-sha

As the automobile industry works to overcome ongoing chip constraints that have hampered production, Toyota Motor Corporation has reportedly observed a 23% increase in October global car output, exceeding its own objective for a third consecutive mon

The worlds largest publisher, Penguin Random House, has abandoned plans to acquire Simon & Schuster for $2.2 billion. Earlier this month, a US court reportedly halted this transaction between Simon & Schuster and Penguin Random House. US Dis

Sources report that the three months leading up to the end of September saw a 1.2% annualized decline in the gross domestic product (GDP) of Japan. Due to concerns about a worldwide downturn and the higher cost of imports induced by the weak yen, ind