Tech entrepreneur Ian Leaman faced a costly challenge securing the domain name for his new AI start-up.

The development of ultra-flat mirrors by Zeiss in Germany is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry.

New research reveals that the true colors of Neptune and Uranus are actually similar shades of greenish blue, contrary to previous understanding.

Bamboo is gaining recognition as a sustainable and versatile material for construction, with efforts being made to develop international standards for its usage.

Woman arrested after breaching security at Canberra airport by running up to a plane on the tarmac.

Gamers are at risk of irreversible hearing loss and tinnitus due to unsafe sound levels, according to a study analyzing over 50,000 people; researchers are calling for more public health efforts to raise awareness of the risks.

Bidding wars in the rental market are driving up prices and leaving many tenants without affordable housing.

Amazon fined €32m in France for “excessive” surveillance of workers, violating GDPR; Amazon plans to appeal.

The Arctic World Archive safeguards vital data in a remote vault, ensuring preservation for future generations.

Over 1,000 QR code stickers on gravestones in Munich spark police investigation and community concern.

Writing a diary can have a positive impact on mental health, regulating emotions, reducing anxiety, and improving mood.

Rohit Sharma’s impressive performance as a batsman and captain in the World Cup has earned him respect and admiration, despite India’s loss in the final.

Iceland is experiencing increased volcanic activity that could last for decades or even centuries, posing challenges for scientists and potentially impacting the country’s infrastructure.

Tamagotchi’s global sales double as it makes a nostalgic yet modern comeback, appealing to all ages.

Ivory Coast and Nigeria’s footballers are being rewarded with cash, villas, and honors after the Africa Cup of Nations final, signaling positive change in the treatment of players and potentially more World Cup spots for African teams.