One humanitarian partnership aims to ensure conflict-stricken children receive support for an often-overlooked need: education.

The failing chemical tank in Southern California that prompted mass evacuations is no longer at risk of explosion.

A massive chemical tank holding nearly a million gallons of a highly corrosive liquid has imploded at a Washington paper mill, killing at least one worker and leaving nine others missing.

President Donald Trump has confirmed that China has refused to approve purchases of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, signaling a setback for U.S.–China tech trade negotiations.

Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation has launched its 24/7 National Problem Gambling Helpline (NPGH), strengthening efforts to promote responsible gaming and player protection.

Aboitiz Power Corporation is working with the Philippine government to identify potential sites for nuclear power plants as part of the country’s long-term nuclear energy roadmap.

Huawei Technologies Co. said it has developed a new pathway to narrow its gap with industry leader Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC).

Apple is widely seen as a laggard in the AI space due to its long-delayed Siri upgrade and lack of major proprietary models.

Manila Electric Company's (Meralco) growing influence across the Philippine energy landscape is steadily reshaping expectations of what a modern distribution utility should be.

Toshifumi Suzuki, the Japanese businessman credited with building the global 7-Eleven convenience-store empire, has died at the age of 93.

Drivers for ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft celebrated after Massachusetts became the first state to recognize their union.

More than 340 US news organizations have restricted access by the Internet Archive to preserve their journalism, amid concerns that artificial intelligence companies could use archived content for training purposes.

Toyota Motor Corporation said it will establish a dedicated assembly line in Taiwan to manufacture its Noah and Voxy minivans for export to Japan beginning in October.

Two luxury Hermès Birkin handbags confiscated from jailed Vietnamese businesswoman Truong My Lan sold for more than $535,000 at a government auction.

Meta has reached a settlement with a US school district that sued the Instagram parent company over costs associated with addressing an alleged mental health crisis linked to social media platforms.

AT&T has filed a lawsuit against California officials seeking a court order declaring it is not required to continue offering traditional copper-wire telephone service to new customers.

Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley warned that a shortage of skilled blue-collar workers could significantly affect household costs.

Walmart signaled that it may raise retail prices in the coming months to offset rising fuel costs linked to global geopolitical tensions.

An opinion columnist criticized comments made by Jeff Bezos after the billionaire reportedly said people earning $70,000 annually should not pay federal income tax.

Stellantis is launching a turnaround plan that prioritizes four core brands while scaling back investments in others, including Chrysler.

Quantum computing stocks surged after reports that the Trump administration is negotiating deals with nine quantum-computing companies under a proposed $2-billion grants-for-equity program.

SpaceX, known primarily for rocket launches and Starlink satellite internet services, is reportedly placing growing emphasis on artificial intelligence as part of its long-term strategy.

Goldman Sachs has reportedly secured the lead underwriting role for SpaceX’s anticipated stock market debut, in what could become one of the largest public offerings in history.

An Australian court has upheld a fine against Elon Musk’s X Corp after it admitted failing to comply with child safety regulations, resolving a three-year legal dispute.