S. Korea’s employment rate hits record high
South Korea's employment rate has reached a record high but job additions slowed for a second consecutive month in May following a brief...
YouTube lowering eligibility requirements for monetisation programme
Video-sharing platform YouTube has announced that it is lowering the eligibility requirements for the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) and also introduced a few...
Maccabi Tel Aviv lifts 56th Israel’s basketball league title
Euroleague side Maccabi Tel Aviv won the Israeli Basketball Super League championship for the 56th time after a 94-90 home win over Hapoel...
Israeli football high court cancels Beitar Jerusalem suspension from Conference League
The Israel Football Association's (IFA) high tribunal has canceled the suspension of State Cup holder Beitar Jerusalem from UEFA's Europa Conference League for...
Wu Yibing defeats Nick Kyrgios to notch first win on grass at ATP Stuttgart
China's rising star Wu Yibing notched the first win on grass in his pro-career by defeating eighth seed Nick Kyrgios of Australia on...
Mass shooting in US city injures 9
At least nine people were injured during a mass shooting in the US city of Denver as crowds gathered to celebrate the Denver...
FIFA encourages youth programs with first payment to amateur club
A French amateur football club received a 159,990 euro paycheck from the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) for its successful youth program,...
Australia’s captain Kerr solely focused on home FIFA World Cup glory
Australian women's football captain Sam Kerr has declared winning the World Cup at home is the biggest goal of her career.
Kerr, 29, will...
Logitech CEO Bracken Darrell resigns
Swiss tech firm Logitech has announced that Bracken Darrell, president and chief executive officer (CEO), will be departing the company to pursue another...
Subreddits’ blackout will pass: Reddit CEO
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has commented on the subreddits' protest against the company's new application programming interface (API) pricing changes, and said that...
