International Business Times

The oil spill in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines, has affected 137,000 people in coastal communities, damaging the country's marine biodiversity and locals' livelihoods. In a statement Saturday, the country's Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said that 30,042 families, or 137,230 individuals, from 121 barangays, or districts, in the MIMAROPA …

Semiconductor giant and iPhone chip manufacturer Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is looking to hire 6,000 workers this year. The decision comes despite massive layoffs in the tech industry and a global downturn in the chip industry. In a statement to CNN Monday, the chipmaker confirmed that it is looking …

Two new fatal earthquakes hit Turkey Monday, two weeks after its deadliest quake in recent history killed 44,000 people in Turkey and Syria. Earthquakes of magnitude 6.4 and 5.8 struck Turkey's southern Hatay province near the Syrian border, killing at least three people and injuring 294 more, according to Turkey's …

An elderly Florida Lyft driver who was missing since last week was found dead Tuesday. Police have named a person of interest in his alleged murder. The disappearance of Gary Levin, 74, of Palm Beach County dates back to Jan. 30 when he was expected to meet his girlfriend for …

Hundreds of Twitter employees resigned rather than agree to Elon Musk's "extremely hardcore" vision of "long hours at high intensity" work at the company.

Allen Weisselberg returned to court Thursday, testifying in a hearing about the Trump Organization's practices.

The FTC on Thursday ordered Ericsson subsidy Vonage to pay a $100 million fine for deceptively retaining customers.

After his defeat to Luiz Inacio da Silva in a hotly contested election, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is yet to concede.

Ford is halting the brakes on having its Fiesta lineup in European dealerships, 46 years after the compact hatchback debuted.

Incoming British PM Rishi Sunak is tasked with stabilizing an economy rocked by inflation, uncertainty, and a falling pound.

AT&T agreed to pay $23 million as part of an influence-peddling investigation involving the former Illinois House speaker.

The movie theater company is faced by a trifecta of troubles: mounting debt, falling stock, and a slim release calendar.

A railroad workers union rejected an agreement with freight carriers Monday, a move that could precede another strike.

Tyson Foods said Wednesday it will be leaving Chicago and South Dakota and relocating to the company's headquarters in Arkansas.

The New York state attorney general's office filed a $250 million lawsuit Wednesday against former President Donald Trump and his associates.

YouTube says it will share ad revenue with its Shorts content providers, the company's biggest step yet into TikTok's market.

A Texas sheriff is investigating the migrant flights from the state to Martha Vineyard's that were arranged by the Florida governor.

The DOJ charged 47 people in a $250 million pandemic fraud scheme on Tuesday in the largest COVID relief scam yet.

Sen. Ted Cruz will be touring across 17 states in support of Republican colleagues—with an eye on a 2024 presidential run.

In its fourth-quarter report, AutoZone said sales totaled $5.35 billion, a 9% increase from this time last year.

Ride-share company Uber was hacked late Thursday. Here’s what we know.

Intuitive Machines, an aerospace startup focused on lunar technology, said it is going public on Friday via a SPAC merger.

Adobe reached a $20 billion deal Thursday to acquire Figma, a design startup specializing in UX.

Ford is looking to accelerate its EV push by cutting costs, increasing profits, and offering built to order vehicles.

The NBA on Tuesday suspended Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver for a year after a months-long investigation into allegations of misconduct. Sarver was also fined $10 million, with the money going to causes that fight gender and race-based harassment.

Tesla is set to go to trial in February in Palm Beach County, Florida, in a wrongful death lawsuit that involves its self-driving feature.

In a digital world, almost everything can be easily done in just a few clicks on our mobile phones--from online shopping to food deliveries and money transfers. Gone are the days when people would send a handwritten letter via snail mail and have documents sent through a fax machine. As …

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Primary advertising focuses on advertising the benefits of a range of products rather than one specific product to increase demand. Also known as generic advertising. Read more

Primary advertising focuses on advertising the benefits of a range of products rather than one specific product to increase demand. Also known as generic advertising. Read more