Honda and Nissan have officially called off their planned merger discussions, ending a potential deal that would have made them the third-largest carmaker in the world. The two Japanese automotive giants confirmed on February 13 that they had decided to terminate the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed in December for a potential business integration. Honda’s Proposal Shakes the Deal The…

YouTube has officially transitioned from a digital video platform to the centerpiece of home entertainment. In its 20th year, the company announced that TV has surpassed mobile as the primary device for YouTube viewing in the U.S.—a major shift that underscores the platform’s evolution into the new face of television. A New Era of Television For the past two years,…

Apple’s holiday quarter has always been a stronghold for earnings, and the final three months of 2024 set a new benchmark. The Cupertino giant reported all-time high revenues of $124.3 billion, marking a 4% year-over-year increase. Net income also surged to $36.3 billion, driven by robust sales across key global markets, including the Americas, Europe, Japan, and the Rest of…

Google has significantly revised its AI principles, sparking widespread discussion about its shift in stance regarding the use of AI in military and surveillance technologies. First established in 2018, these guidelines have long been lauded for their commitment to ethical AI development. However, in a recent update, the tech giant has removed critical pledges that once assured the public it…

Samsung’s executive chairman, Jay Y. Lee, has emerged victorious in a legal battle that has lasted nearly a decade. On Monday, South Korea's Seoul High Court upheld a previous acquittal of Lee, clearing him of charges related to stock manipulation and accounting fraud over a controversial 2015 merger. The ruling marks the end of a long chapter of legal challenges…