Abby Miller

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 is underway in Las Vegas, showcasing the latest innovations in technology. From solar-powered electric vehicles to robot vacuums with legs, the event has unveiled a wide array of exciting products.

Meta’s content moderation overhaul threatens India fact-checkers

The Green Bay Packers Pro Shop’s online store suffered a data breach between September and October 2024. Cybercriminals stole the credit card information of over 8,500 customers by injecting malicious code into the store’s checkout page. The Packers disabled all checkout and payment capabilities on the packersproshop.com website immediately after being notified of the breach on October 23.

The co-ownership shares give buyers a week of access to the property each year, including an option to host events there for an extra fee.

Marketing agencies are facing many challenges moving into the coming year. But perhaps the biggest challenge of all is the shrinking of the average company’s marketing budget.

Some developers and contractors are taking a wait-and-see approach, while others are scrambling to prepare for taxes that could increase prices.

Your calendar may be filled with upcoming meetings, company-wide events, client presentations, and even booked workout classes. But what about your vacation days? As a business leader or manager, you...

TikTok is preparing to shut down its app in the United States this Sunday, following a pending decision from the Supreme Court on a proposed ban, sources have revealed. In anticipation of a potential shutdown, TikTok has announced it will provide a data download option for users who want to save their content. This precautionary measure comes as the company acknowledges the far-reaching impact such a shutdown would have, not only on its US-based users but globally as well.

A recent cyberattack on edtech giant PowerSchool has exposed vast amounts of personal data belonging to students and teachers in K-12 schools across the United States. The breach, facilitated by stolen credentials, allowed hackers to access extensive historical data stored in PowerSchool’s student information systems. Sources from affected school districts confirmed that the attackers accessed demographic data for all current and former students and teachers, dating back to when the districts first started using PowerSchool.

U.S. tightens export restrictions on advanced computing chips