Reuters

Huawei Technologies showcased its latest advances in operating systems and AI technology during its developer conference in Dongguan, China, officials say.

Montenegro, Bosnia and most of Croatia's Adriatic coast experienced a power blackout during a heat wave due to a malfunction in an interconnector, officials say.

Johnson & Johnson faces a new lawsuit seeking damages and medical monitoring for women who developed or might develop cancer, allegedly as a result of using J&J's talc products.

The U.S. Department of Justice has charged the top doctor and the founder of telehealth startup Done Global for allegedly running a 'fraudulent $100 million scheme' to distribute stimulants online.

The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Starbucks in its challenge to a judicial order to rehire seven Memphis employees fired as they sought to unionize.

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said members of the alliance are set to take tougher action against Russian spies following an increasing number if incidents.

A Florida jury said Chiquita Brands International must pay over $38 million to the families of 8 men in Colombia who were killed by the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) paramilitary group.

A federal court-appointed independent monitor is investigating allegations that United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain abused his authority and retaliated against other union leaders.

General Motors announced it has approved a new share repurchase authorization to buy back up to $6 billion worth of the automaker's stock, citing strong demand for gas-powered vehicles.

A study by Stanford University researchers found that a 15-day course of Pfizer's Paxlovid did not relieve symptoms of long COVID among 155 participants.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said it was rescinding an order from June 2022 that briefly banned Juul's 4 varieties of menthol and tobacco-flavored pods and the company's e-cigarette device.

Australia's cyber safety regulator decided to drop a legal challenge against X over the removal of videos of the stabbing of an Assyrian church bishop in Sydney.

Nonprofit group Romance Writers of America has filed for bankruptcy as it grapples with declining membership, diversity woes, and millions of dollars in unpaid debt.

American Airlines has been sued by three Black men who accused the airline of racial discrimination for temporarily removing them for a flight after a body odor complaint.

EU regulators approved both a $1.52 billion joint hydrogen project funded by seven EU countries and a $1.1 billion joint health care project funded by six EU countries.

Oil looked set for a weekly loss on Friday after prices retreated Thursday amid concerns that inflation will stay higher for longer and hamper demand.

Kabosu, the Japanese Shiba Inu dog that became a meme and the face of cryptocurrency Dogecoin, died at age 18 while sleeping, according to her owner Atsuko Sato.

A German water solutions company teamed up with members of the Technical University of Munich and the city of Weissenburg to use treated sewage water to make a beer called "Reuse Brew."

Norfolk Southern has agreed to pay a millions of dollars to settle a U.S. government lawsuit over a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, officials say.

Five plaintiffs sued Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday, accusing the company of fraud through its use of a shell company's bankruptcy to resolve lawsuits over its talc products.