The yen has weakened again after government efforts to strengthen it, raising questions about the impact of Japan’s intervention warnings and their influence on markets.

Google is reportedly testing a new policy limiting new accounts to 5GB of free storage, down from 15GB, with verification required for full access.

A new music release by a popular artist was unexpectedly followed by a technical crash, raising questions about digital infrastructure reliability.

US firms are cutting benefits like parental leave and retirement matches, citing costs and AI investments, raising concerns about worker welfare.

Major Japanese banks report record profits driven by a surge in M&A-related lending, marking a third consecutive annual high amid rising interest rates.

Samsung has started reducing chip manufacturing six days before an planned 18-day strike by employees, signaling early operational impacts.

Pre-orders for Asus ROG Xreal R1 AR glasses start today at $849, featuring 240Hz refresh rate and high-end specs aimed at enthusiasts. Availability varies by retailer.

India raises regular gasoline and diesel prices for the first time in four years, citing rising crude oil costs linked to the Iran conflict and global market pressures.

A new web project offers users a Windows XP-style desktop interface to browse Wikipedia, blending nostalgia with modern browsing features.

Japanese and South Korean tech stocks plummeted while bond yields soared amid rising oil prices and global risk re-pricing, driven by Iran conflict.