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Facebook parent Meta announced Friday it would no longer pay Australian media companies for news, prompting a government warning that the firm was in "dereliction" of past promises.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board said, Feb. 28, an investigation has confirmed that no personal information was accessed or acquired by any unauthorized persons as a result of a cybersecurity incident in late January.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has very quickly transitioned from science fiction to practical applications, particularly in industrial sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, and retail. A study in the International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation looks at the AI landscape and sheds light on its evolution, implications, and integration challenges across industries.

Europe's aviation industry is extending its bounceback from the COVID pandemic, as British Airways owner IAG and Franco-Dutch rival Air France-KLM posted bumper 2023 profits Thursday.

The European Parliament approved new data-sharing rules Thursday that clamp down on illegal short-term rentals to protect the residents of European cities—many of whom face shortages of affordable housing.

Electric vehicles are a critical part of Canada's climate strategy, but a new UBC study highlights how it's cheaper in some regions than others to drive electric—making it more challenging for certain households to make the switch.

The green lifestyle has been increasingly popular in recent years. According to the 2023 China Consumption Trend Report, 73.8% of customers prioritize buying environmentally friendly products. Tools such as eco-labels are widely used by companies to show consumers how green their products are.

These layoffs are "in addition to some smaller reductions in other teams across PlayStation Studios."

Sony announces a reduction of workforce across its first-party studios, including the closure of London Studio

Digital menu boards will change your burger's price based on real-time demand

The studio will still develop the Star Wars remake.

Toys For Bob, which was acquired by Microsoft in late 2023 as part of the Activision Blizzard acquisition, has announced that it has gone independent.

Illustrator Naoki Saito said he's been ambushed and surrounded by people vying for his signature

The Crash Bandicoot and Spyro developer's move to indie follows reports of an office closure and layoffs under Activision Blizzard and Microsoft.

The game was announced in 2022 as part of a larger partnership between EA and Lucasfilm

That equates to roughly 5 percent of the company's workforce.

Netease is backing BulletFarm, whose first game seems to be learning from COD’s missteps

Embracer is still selling off its assets.

Electronic Arts is cutting about 5% of its workforce, or approximately 670 employees, as layoffs in the technology and gaming sector continue after a surge of hiring in recent years.

Owners of Ford electric vehicles can now use much of Tesla's charging network in the U.S. and Canada, but there's a hitch.