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Google has lost its antitrust lawsuit against Epic Games, the maker of the video game Fortnite. The jury found that Google violated antitrust laws and might have to change its Play Store rules.

LagRide has faced renewed criticism which allege that LagRide’s partners are demanding unrealistic returns from the drivers.

Our weekly round-up of arts sector appointments, from co-CEOs to new Board members.

Chipper Cash, the African fintech startup backed by FTX and Silicon Valley Bank, has laid off 15 people across various departments.

/PRNewswire/ -- Bio Ascend, Vaniam Groups medical education company, this past weekend reconvened the inaugural class of its Academy of Next Wave of...

After shelving the agency banking product in October, Kippa has transferred KippaPay to another fintech startup, Bloc. However, the co-founder says it is not an acquisition.

Piper will be on hand at the Roxie for the film’s Bay Area premiere Tuesday, Dec. 12, along with Tolla and Lignano.

Entertainment Week Lagos, Africa's premier entertainment convergence, has unveiled a stellar lineup of speakers for its second edition.

The conflict emerged as Kenyan e-commerce giant Twiga transitioned from high growth to profitability, leading to payment delays on a three-year $3 million cloud services contract.

Google unveiled Gemini, a new AI tool that it claims is better at math, coding, and reasoning tasks than existing AI programs.