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Google launched a premium membership for the Google Developer Program, priced at $299 per year, offering enhanced benefits for developers.

The U.S. Department of Justice has seized the PopeyeTools marketplace, which facilitated the trade of stolen financial data, including credit card and bank account information.

Rachel Mason and Jack Thorne faced a difficult journey to parenthood, enduring seven rounds of IVF between 2013 and 2015 without success.

Entrepreneur Marc Lore, who has sold two companies for billions, aims to take his food delivery business, Wonder, public with a $40 billion valuation.

Markets welcomed Donald Trump’s selection of Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary, interpreting it as a stabilizing move for the U.S. economy.

With the rise of e-commerce and digital payments, payment fraud has become increasingly sophisticated, costing businesses billions annually.

Nikita Hand, a sexual assault victim, expressed confidence in winning her civil case against MMA fighter Conor McGregor, asserting that she had been truthful from the beginning.

Black Friday is just around the corner, and alongside uncovering great deals, this week has been packed with exciting tech news.

Sumitomo Rubber USA announced the closure of its century-old Buffalo, New York, Dunlop tire factory, resulting in the termination of 1,550 employees.

Microsoft has taken down 240 phishing websites and disrupted the ONNX phishing service, which it claims is operated by an Egyptian man named Abanoub Nady, also known as MRxC0DER.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) convenes annually for the Conference of Parties (COP) to address carbon emissions and support vulnerable nations through a loss and damage fund.

Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn and Inflection AI, expressed mixed expectations for the incoming Trump administration in a Financial Times opinion piece. While he hopes Trump could foster greater competition and innovation in the tech industry, Hoffman raised concerns about the potential for favoritism benefiting certain individuals and companies.