Facebook-owner Meta finalized its buyout of virtual reality firm Within Unlimited, after a court rejected an attempt by US regulators to block the deal over competition concerns.

Thousands of Twitter users reported problems using the platform as Twitter began letting paying users post tweets as long as 4,000 characters.

The company behind the Zoom video conferencing platform announced Tuesday it is laying off about 15 percent of its staff.

Dell is the latest tech giant to announce staff cuts following Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Google-parent Alphabet, Amazon and Twitter

British energy giant Shell unveiled record annual net profit of $42.3 billion thanks to surging oil and gas prices, sparking outrage.

The head of French energy giant TotalEnergies is expected this week to visit Mozambique, where a multi-billion-dollar gas project has been on hold.

Music streaming giant Spotify reported a total of 205 million paying subscribers at the end of 2022 however its losses have deepened.

Philips cuts 6,000 jobs worldwide in a bid to restore profitability after a massive recall of faulty sleep respirators.

Loadshedding has cut business hours, production, reducing income forcing businesses to spend large amounts finding alternative power sources.

Shell is conducting a “strategic review” of its home energy retail business in the UK, the Netherlands and Germany amid “tough market conditions”.

Toyota named Koji Sato president and CEO in a surprise reshuffle that sees third-generation chief executive Akio Toyoda step aside to become board chairman.

Twitter’s British landlord said Tuesday it is taking the social media to court for not paying rent on its central London offices.

Spotify is the latest tech giant to announce staff cuts following Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft.

Google becomes the latest tech giant to announce job cuts, following Microsoft, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook and more.

Social media giant Meta has been fined an additional 5.5 million euros ($5.9 million) for breaches of EU data protection regulations.

Microsoft on Wednesday said it would lay off 10,000 employees in the coming months as the economic downturn continues to punish US tech giants.

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The Swiss central bank said Monday it expects to have logged a record loss totalling 132 billion Swiss francs ($143 billion) last year, preventing it from providing funds to the government.

Flexible working arrangements like those introduced during the Covid-19 crisis are not only good for employees but also boost productivity and potentially a business’s bottom line.

Amazon announced it will cut more than 18,000 jobs from its workforce internationally.

Dubai announced a bold plan aiming to boost foreign trade and investment in the United Arab Emirates’ financial hub and “double the size” of its economy by 2033.

Iraq’s oil revenues in 2022 exceeded $115 billion — a four-year high following a collapse in prices during the coronavirus pandemic.

Russian gas exports to countries outside a group of former Soviet republics plunged by 45.5 percent in 2022, figures from gas giant Gazprom.

Sri Lanka on Thursday welcomed the first Russian travellers aboard a new flight service that was launched after the bankrupt nation urged Moscow to help revive its beleaguered economy by sending tourists.

Amazon can potentially be held responsible when third-party sellers on its website misuse trademarks, said the European Court of Justice.