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Elon Musk recently addressed dating speculation involving Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after they were seen together at an awards ceremony during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The two sparked a flurry of social media comments, with many users calling them a “perfect couple.” Comments included playful

Liv Schmidt, a 22-year-old social media influencer known for promoting restrictive dieting and calorie limitations, has been banned from TikTok for violating the platform’s community guidelines. Before her account was disabled, Schmidt had amassed over 670,000 followers, but her content faced criticism for reviving early 2000s diet culture,

America’s largest owner of single-family rental homes, Invitation Homes, has reached a $48 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regarding allegations of deceptive business practices. The FTC claims the company charged tenants undisclosed fees in addition to their monthly rent, generating millions in revenue through these practices.

British property portal Rightmove has dismissed a third unsolicited takeover proposal from REA Group, valued at £6.1 billion (approximately $8.2 billion), as “unattractive.” The company’s board stated that the offer significantly undervalues Rightmove and its future prospects, according to a statement released Wednesday. REA Group, an Australian

Introduction Following CEO Andy Jassy’s recent announcement mandating a five-day return-to-office (RTO) policy for Amazon’s corporate employees, dissatisfaction has surged among workers. An anonymous survey, shared widely among employees, reveals strong opposition to the new directive, with many expressing concerns about its impact on productivity and work-life balance.

UEFA has decided that the iconic Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, commonly known as San Siro, will not host the Champions League final in 2027. The decision follows the city’s inability to guarantee the stadium’s availability during planned renovations, which are set to occur between the 2026 Winter Olympics and

China’s slowing economy requires more than just interest rate cuts to spur growth, analysts caution. Despite a recent surprise rate reduction by the People’s Bank of China, which included cuts to existing mortgage rates, experts argue that substantial fiscal policy support is necessary. According to Edmund Goh, head