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New respiratory illness outbreak among children in China sparks questions from WHO – Here’s what to know
Chinese officials have said the outbreak is linked to known pathogens, including the influenza virus and the virus that causes Covid-19.
Chinese officials have said the outbreak is linked to known pathogens, including the influenza virus and the virus that causes Covid-19.
In a surprise decision Sunday night, OpenAI’s board of directors picked former Twitch boss Emmett Shear as the company’s interim CEO following the dramatic firing of Sam Altman on Friday.
The EU’s case against Apple argued that the company had received a special deal from the Irish government that lowered its tax liability of 0.005% and gave it an unfair advantage.
The UN Palestinian Refugee Agency said its staff in Gaza can no longer provide humanitarian assistance in the territory due to the ongoing blockade.
LVMH reported a major slump in growth in its third-quarter results amid weakening demand for luxury goods.
Israel is restricting the flow of all supplies to the Palestinian territory it has been blockading since 2007.
Reports of Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro overheating are likely a result of the company’s decision to design a lighter phone, a top Apple supply chain analyst said Tuesday, adding to wider concerns about the device’s build quality.
Amazon said Monday it will invest up to $4 billion in AI startup Anthropic, part of a strategic partnership as the tech giant looks to take on the likes of Google, Microsoft and Nvidia in the battle for AI supremacy.
According to the Anti-Defamation League, Adidas said it is “committed to fighting antisemitism” and opposes the “ugly hate” expressed by West.
The leaked documents show Microsoft had other ambitious acquisition plans before settling on Activision and Zenimax.