OpenAI has signed a non-binding agreement with Microsoft for the next phase of their partnership which will allow OpenAI to transform its for-profit division into a public benefit corporation (PBC)
Alibaba is reportedly planning to raise $3.2 billion through the sale of a zero-coupon convertible bond as it looks to ramp up international expansion and strengthen its cloud computing portfolio
Mastercard has unveiled Agent Pay, a new service which enables AI-powered assistant to autonomously initiate and complete transactions on behalf of users
The Nepalese government has reportedly withdrawn its ban on major social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, after violent protests left at least 19 people dead and hundreds injured.
UK Morrison is set to roll out artificial intelligence-powered shopping trolleys in one of its UK stores, with the trolleys expected to be introduced in early 2026
EcoDataCenter has secured €600 million in financing from Deutsche Bank as the firm continues to allocate capital to advanced digital infrastructure in Europe
Fressnapf has transitioned 2,750 stores and their operations across Europe to the Gk Cloudretail platform, as it seeks to streamline operations with a scalable, cloud-based retail system
The European Commission has fined Google €2.9 billion (£2.5 billion) for allegedly violating EU antitrust rules by distorting competition and favouring its own online advertising technology services, advertisers and online publishers
Tesco has launched a new initiative to support its employees in the UK, providing free access to the Peoplesafe app, a personal safety tool designed to protect staff during their commute to work and personal travel
Salesforce's latest quarterly results have raised concerns among investors, with the cause appearing to be the slower-than-expected monetisation of its AI initiatives
Google has been ordered by a US federal court to pay $425 million for breaching users’ privacy by collecting data from millions of users who had disabled a tracking feature in their accounts
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has urged EU lawmakers to require strong protections and equal regulatory standards from foreign stablecoin issuers, warning that without them, there’s a risk of sudden withdrawals that could drain financial reserves in Europe