Twitter Inc paid a whistle-blower who raised questions about operational problems within the social media platform $7 million to secure his silence, according to a lawyer for Elon Musk.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s push to boost domestic manufacturing of defense systems is leaving India vulnerable to persistent threats from China and Pakistan, according to officials with knowledge of the matter.
New rules from the European Commission called the Cyber Resilience Act, set to become public next week, are aimed at improving the security of devices in the face of surging online attacks across the globe.
As Singapore embraces the post-Covid era, the city-state’s leaders are busy updating rules around hiring foreign workers while tearing down coronavirus restrictions, citing a hypercompetitive battle for global talent.
The upcoming state funeral for former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was billed as an opportunity to stand up for democracy after his assassination on the campaign trail. It has ended up dividing the public and threatening his successor’s agenda.
Hotel rooms in Singapore are now the most expensive in almost a decade as the city-state seeks to position itself as the tourism and business destination in Asia with a slew of high-profile events lined up for the coming months.
Engineers at Mojo Vision are churning out prototypes of a smart contact lens stuffed with tiny circuits, batteries and one of the world’s smallest displays.
Britain has dropped behind India to become the world’s sixth largest economy, delivering a further blow to the government in London as it grapples with a brutal cost-of-living shock.
“We are again proceeding into our Saturday launch attempt -- we’re comfortable with our risk posture,” Mission Manager Michael Sarafin said at a briefing Thursday in Florida
Lawyers for Musk want all records of all “conversations, conferences, discussions, interviews, meetings, negotiations and agreements” between Twitter and Stanford as well as anyone related to the university about the proposed deal.
The conflict centers on Qualcomm’s acquisition of chip startup Nuvia Inc. last year. That business developed chip designs using Arm licenses and they can’t be transferred to Qualcomm without permission
The super typhoon, expected to skirt the Japanese islands this weekend, is packing sustained winds of about 150 miles (241 kilometres) per hour and has gusts around 184 mph. Okinawa flights have already been disrupted by the storm.
The country is emerging from an acute power crisis after a blistering summer and a post-pandemic industrial revival, which spurred electricity demand and overwhelmed domestic coal output.
Gautam Adani, World's Third Richest Person: Few outside of India had heard of Gautam Adani just a few years ago. But the Indian businessman, a college dropout who first tried his luck as a diamond trader before turning to coal, this week became the world’s third-richest person.
This year, investors in the Indian billionaire’s Reliance Industries Ltd. will be looking for insight around the conglomerate’s 5G rollout, how Ambani plans to unlock the value of his telecommunications and retail units through separate listings, and when and how his children will take over the reins.
Apple’s headset is expected to combine virtual and augmented reality technology and vault the company into closer competition with Meta Platforms Inc, the leading provider of VR gear.
