Head of the Square Mile's governing body named most influential Black Briton
Ian Thomas, chief executive of the City of London Corporation, has been placed first on the 2027 Black Powerlist, which ranks influential people of African...
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Ian Thomas, chief executive of the City of London Corporation, has been placed first on the 2027 Black Powerlist, which ranks influential people of African...
Prices of popular Halloween chocolates and sweets in the US have risen sharply this year, and sales figures show shoppers buying less and favouring smaller...
Apple's latest software update lets the $2,000 iPhone Duo work with the USB-C Apple Pencil, and a hands-on test shows handwriting tools that are useful...
Island Energy says it has no plans to drop the gas standing charge on the Isle of Man, despite the UK removing it from household bills in Great Britain.
US regulators have extended de facto import bans to foreign-made consumer gadgets such as drones, routers and robot vacuums, while granting waivers to some...
A TechCrunch analysis argues that AI executives promoting chatbots for parenting and social life may be misreading public attitudes toward the technology.
Amazon's new Echo Dot, Echo Studio with Home Camera, Echo Time and Alexa Photo Frame are on sale now. The Echo Show 16 smart display follows on December...
Australia's digital duty of care bill has passed the lower house, adding a ban on chatbot conduct that fosters children's emotional dependence, as...
Dairy group Mengniu and drinks maker Dongpeng have dropped Kylian Mbappé after unverified clips of him joking about a meme resembling Mao Zedong spread on...
A 23-year-old saving for a home says the proposed Your First Home equity loan scheme carries long-term risks, as further details are expected in the Budget.
Some early buyers of Apple's foldable iPhone Duo say the inner screen cracks or creases soon after purchase. Apple has acknowledged a problem affecting...
Australia's signals intelligence agency warns that online services may go offline unexpectedly as organisations secure systems against attackers who are...