Microsoft to lay off 4,800 workers, overhaul Xbox unit
The company has decided to overhaul its Xbox gaming business and furter divest up to five studios as it looks foward to boost returns after heavy investment in the division over the years.
The company has decided to overhaul its Xbox gaming business and furter divest up to five studios as it looks foward to boost returns after heavy investment in the division over the years.
As Prime Minister Modi's aircraft entered Indonesian airspace, it was escorted by the two fighter jets in a ceremonial gesture before landing in Jakarta.
A young woman in Nepal refused to walk away after a man exposed himself to her. Her courage, caught on camera, is now reminding people everywhere that silence was never the only option.
The former Qatari royal jet has been modified for presidential travel as Boeing’s replacement Air Force One aircraft remain years behind schedule.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cited India as one of Israel's strongest supporters while rejecting US Vice President JD Vance's assertion that Washington is Israel's only powerful ally. He also spoke about Israel's global partnerships ahead of a planned meeting with President Donald Trump.
Jack Sweeney, the college student who used to track Elon Musk's private jets, has been named in Forbes' 30 Under 30 list.
Flooding in the last month has impacted 1.5 million people in Ethiopia, displacing more than 600,000 of them from their homes, UN humanitarians said.
John Kirby, The White House National Security Council spokesperson, on Friday emphasized that the US continues to enhance its strategic partnership with India.
The Israeli prison service has confirmed that 30 more Palestinians have been released as part of the ongoing humanitarian truce which is set to expire on Friday after it was extended for 24 hours the previous day.
Assuring prompt action, the Deputy Inspector General Police held discussions with the affected Indian Sikh family, promising the swift apprehension of the robbers and compensation for their losses, as conveyed by Haider
