BUSINESS

In 2025, online casinos are more than just gaming—they're tech powerhouses attracting investors, driving economic growth, and leading digital innovation.

Gopichand Hinduja, widely known as Gopi, has once again been named the wealthiest individual in the UK by The Sunday Times Rich List for the fourth year in a row.

Microsoft recently implemented significant layoffs, disproportionately affecting software engineers in its home state of Washington. This move occurs as AI takes on an increasing role in code generation.

Dog treat trucks are booming across the US, serving up gourmet snacks for pets and joy for their owners—turning tail wags into a thriving business trend.

Tariffs on imports are raising costs for retailers, leading to more expensive everyday goods for American shoppers.

His leaked remarks, delivered at a Columbus, Ohio town hall, targeted employees resisting the bank's five-day return-to-office (RTO) mandate, effective March 2025.

As Walmart announces upcoming price hikes due to tariffs, shoppers looking to save can consider these budget-friendly grocery options.

Bill Gates' daughter Phoebe Gates' new app, Phia, faces 'worthless' claims and 'rich kid' backlash after a TikTok alleged disrespect over a free promo.

Despite experiencing its worst US sales decline since the pandemic's peak, McDonald's has announced a major initiative to hire 375,000 workers nationwide.

Walgreens is implementing widespread automation by using robots in micro-fulfilment centres to fill prescriptions for 5,000 of its stores.

Igloo has expanded its recall of Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers after numerous reports of fingertip injuries caused by the tow handle.

Interior designers are redefining success by blending aesthetics with business savvy, tech fluency, and deeply personalised client experiences.

Nikolett Vilmos is transforming Dubai's luxury property market by positioning real estate as a powerful alternative asset class—backed by education, innovation, and investor inclusion.

Their giving goes far beyond financial contributions—it's about hope, opportunity, and long-term impact

Buffett's decision, revealed at Berkshire's annual meeting, stunned shareholders, earning a standing ovation. 'I didn't really start getting old until I was about 90,'

The total domestic investment in Trump's first 100 days has amounted to over £3.76 trillion ($5 trillion).

'Dexit' could fear a decline in Delaware's state revenue, which includes earnings from fees and taxes from establishing businesses.

Latest reports suggest that Burberry is cutting around 1,700 jobs as part of plans to reduce costs by 2027.

Digital-only subscriptions reached more than 11 million, with nearly six million on bundled or multiproduct plans.

Kenvue customers are expected to be prepared for price hikes as companies that sell directly to consumers grapple with rising costs.

Nissan also stated that they are 'taking immediate turnaround actions and exploring all options to recover its performance'.

Austria's NOYB digital advocacy group has warned Meta that it could pursue a lawsuit against the company if it proceeds to use the personal Facebook and Instagram data of European users to train AI models.

Berkshire Hathaway chair Warren Buffett sold over a million shares of DaVita worth £126.23 million on 8th May, a day before the dialysis service provider was sued by an employee benefits plan.

The affected products, used to relieve dry or irritated eyes, were distributed nationwide through pharmacies and retailers.

A landmark collaboration between Peace Homes and Natuzzi Italia delivers 40 luxury residences that redefine coastal living in Dubai with Puglian-inspired interiors and private pool balconies.

Microsoft's 6,000 job cuts target LinkedIn, Xbox, and more, raising fears for tech employment.

The luxury bubble bursts with a 2% market drop in 2024 as middle-class shoppers abandon high-end purchases amid economic woes.

Bank prioritizes online services and fewer branches as part of efforts to adapt to changing customer habits and streamline operations.

Priyanka Chaturvedi is transforming healthcare for ultra-high-net-worth individuals by replacing rushed appointments with a deeply personal, preventive, and trust-driven model of care.