A growing number of Indian workers are being paid to film their daily tasks, providing valuable data to train artificial intelligence systems. This emerging practice raises questions about privacy, fair pay, and the future of work.
Eight people were injured in a stabbing at a supermarket in Incheon, South Korea. Police have detained a suspect as the community reels from the attack.
Saga's shares climbed 13% after the company raised its profit guidance, citing stronger summer trading and a successful cruise season. The update signals a potential turnaround for the embattled over-50s specialist.
Meta launches Muse for Small Business, a specialized AI agent for SMBs, as Zuckerberg expands beyond consumer AI. We analyze the move, its features, and what it means for small businesses.
News Corp has provided a fresh update on its $1 billion stock repurchase program, signaling confidence in its long-term strategy and potentially boosting shareholder value.
David Ward's debut film Lenore explores the dangerous obsession of an incel with an online influencer, offering a timely look at parasocial relationships and digital isolation.
A deep dive into the financial realities of retiring in California with $1.5 million and a VA pension, covering taxes, healthcare, and lifestyle considerations.
The UK economy grew faster than forecast in July, driven by a surge in AI-related services and professional activities, but experts warn of further interest rate hikes ahead.
The UK government is set to unveil plans allowing English mayors to levy a tourist tax on overnight stays, a move that could shift local funding dynamics and impact visitors.
Ex-Commonwealth lightweight champion Tommy Coyle is stepping back into the ring for a different kind of fight: ensuring Hull kids have school uniforms. His annual giveaway returns for a seventh year, offering free uniforms and backpacks to families in need.