Wall Street closed mixed as Nvidia and tech stocks dipped, while defense companies surged following President Trump's call for a $1.5 trill...

Austin Nasso, a former Microsoft software engineer, left his high-paying tech job to pursue stand-up comedy full-time. A UCLA computer scie...

Nikki Pindor, a freshman at the University of Miami, has quickly captured the internet’s attention for putting a new spin on the idea of a ...

Lucy Guo, 30, is Forbes’ youngest self-made female billionaire with a $1.25 billion net worth, after Meta acquired her startup Scale AI in ...

Pooja Tripathi left her corporate fashion job after facing workplace mistreatment, seeking creative fulfillment and financial independence....

A 30-second Coldplay concert video filmed by Grace Springer exposed a tech CEO’s affair, leading to his resignation. Springer discussed the...

The woman who filmed the viral Coldplay kiss cam video, Grace Springer, says she made no money from it. In a TV interview, she shared how s...

Many Americans seek financial stability. They aim for a six-figure income. Artificial intelligence, especially ChatGPT, helps. Individuals ...

Colleen Ballinger, the creator of YouTube’s Miranda Sings, has made a music video to deny allegations of grooming minors. In response, surv...

Coto, a social networking platform exclusively for women, aims to create safe and secure spaces for women to discuss pertinent issues, buil...

The Illinois bill would entitle child influencers under the age of 16 to a percentage of earnings based on how often they appear on video b...

What united Allen's eclectic trove, those who know him say, was his passion for each artwork.

The Claude Monet paintings will show the formative fifteen-year period during his career.

The oil on canvas work is a modern take on Monet's impressionist classic 'The Water-Lily Pond'.

The Bristol-born artist, who keeps his identity a secret, is known for his political and social graffiti work.

Digital India has the potential to create opportunities for businesses, promote innovation and create jobs.

A recent study by startup tracker Xeler8 shows that 43.7 per cent of startups have gone bust since June 2014, most of them in hyped sectors.