What in the World

Big technology companies saw the tide turn against their giant A.I. projects, but they have the means to weather delays.

Turkish Airlines tried to wiggle out of paying for a passenger’s $512 overnight stay after a stomach-churning malfunction forced it to cancel a flight in Denver.

After a federal regulator allowed wagering on stocks and cryptocurrencies, two powerful trading clearinghouses filed lawsuits saying traders would not be properly protected.

Are branded cold and flu tablets REALLY worth the extra money?

Gas bills will increase by about 5% from 1 December, Island Energy announces.

Agile Robots plans to expand in the United States and increase production in Europe after raising funds in a round led by SoftBank.

Mr. Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, is already facing scrutiny over an affair with a Chinese businesswoman who U.S. intelligence determined was a Chinese spy.

Office buildings with low occupancy rates are being transformed into flats.

The carrier said that to protect customers’ information and comply with regulations, it was barring the digital assistants from logging into accounts and managing reservations.

Tens of thousands of people have been taking part in the strike, called by the country's main unions over housing and the high cost of living.

There is a growing expectation among senior Labour figures that drilling in the oil field will be given the green light.

The company had argued that the case, involving eight former workers, must be resolved before an arbitrator.