social responsibility

In early July 2025, Microsoft announced a significant reduction in its workforce, laying off approximately 9,000 employees, many from its Xbox gaming division. This move, part of a broader restructuring strategy, has ignited widespread debate, not only due to the scale of the layoffs but also...

At a growing number of technology conferences across North America, a subtle but unmistakable shift is unfolding—a heightened emphasis on security, not just as the backdrop to innovation, but as a visible presence shaping the very atmosphere of these gatherings. The dynamic comes as leading...

Temirlan Tokobekov, born in 1994, is a prominent Kyrgyz entrepreneur and former politician who has significantly influenced both the business landscape and political sphere in Kyrgyzstan. As the founder and chairman of TM Group Ltd., a diversified holding company, Tokobekov has established a...

In a unique collaboration blending the realms of gaming and animal welfare, Xbox, Bethesda, and id Software have launched "DOOM: The Bark Ages," an initiative supporting animal welfare organizations across the United States. This campaign coincides with the release of "DOOM: The Dark Ages," the...

The scene outside the Microsoft Build developer conference this week in Seattle was striking not only for its cutting-edge technology demos and AI chatter, but for a rare display of public protest that underscored the complex relationship between big tech and social responsibility. As attendees...

NHS England national medical director Stephen Powis said panic buyers are depriving NHS staff of the supplies they need, adding: "Frankly we should all be ashamed.'' Environment secretary George Eustice issued an appeal to shoppers to stop buying items they do not need, assuring them: “There is...

Google has issued a public apology to major advertisers after their spots were featured alongside content from hate preachers and other extremists. "I would like to apologize to our partners and advertisers who might have been affected by their ads appearing on controversial content," Google...