SiriusXM's Cancellation Process Ruled Illegal by New York Judge
A New York judge has deemed SiriusXM's lengthy and burdensome cancellation process illegal, violating federal law and forcing customers to waste time on unwanted retention offers.
Digital Transformation
Africa's E-Waste Crisis: Top 10 Countries Generating the Largest Volume of Electronic Waste
A new report reveals the top 10 African countries generating the largest volume of e-waste, highlighting the need for sustainable practices and regulations to mitigate environmental and health impacts.
Africa's Electricity Crisis Persists: 500 Million Remain in Darkness
Despite vast natural resources, Africa's energy deficit persists, with 500 million people lacking access to reliable electricity, hindering socio-economic development and industrial growth.
AI Agents Revolutionize Business Operations with Automation and Expertise
AI agents are transforming business operations by automating tasks, providing expertise, and enhancing customer experiences, with a market size expected to reach $3.86 billion by 2023.
Apple Revisits Long-Rumored TV Project, But Market and Cost Concerns Persist
Apple explores building a full-fledged TV, but market and cost concerns may hinder the project's progress, despite the company's renewed interest.
Apple's Movie Ambitions Take a Hit as 'Wolf' Sequel Cancelled Amidst Shift in Strategy
Apple's film strategy faces a setback as the sequel to 'Wolf' is cancelled, with director Jon Watts citing a lack of trust in Apple as a creative partner.
Australian Government Withdraws Controversial Misinformation Bill Amid Free Speech Concerns
The Australian government has scrapped a bill that would have fined online platforms up to 5% of global revenue for spreading misinformation, citing lack of Senate support and free speech concerns.
EU's New Tech Commissioners to Shape Digital Policy, Enforce Antitrust Laws
The European Union has appointed three key commissioners to oversee tech policy, antitrust enforcement, and innovation, with significant implications for Big Tech and startups alike.
Scottish Port Blocks Shipment of 500 'Unfit' Bicycles Bound for Africa
A Scottish port has halted the shipment of 500 bicycles donated by a 64-year-old man to support charitable efforts in Sudan, citing environmental concerns over the condition of the bikes.
