The head of South Korea’s national exam body has resigned following strong criticism that this year’s English test was far too difficult for students.
The head of South Korea’s national exam body has resigned following strong criticism that this year’s English test was far too difficult for students.
Car-sharing competitors to Zipcar are increasing their presence across London, as more drivers turn to short-term rentals instead of owning cars.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing federal regulators to examine proxy advisory firms ISS and Glass Lewis for potential rule violations. The order reflects rising scrutiny over their influence in corporate governance.
Maria Balshaw, director of Tate since 2017, will step down in spring 2026. Her final project will be a major Tracey Emin exhibition at Tate Modern.
The San Antonio Museum of Art has repatriated nine antiquities to Italy, with eight staying on long-term loan and one returned to Italian authorities.
The Bank of Japan has indicated it may raise interest rates this month, citing signs of economic improvement and stronger wage growth.
Nvidia has bought a $2 billion stake in Synopsys — combining its AI power with Synopsys design tools — in a major move in the semiconductor-software space.
Consumer groups raise alarms over safety and privacy risks posed by AI-powered toys, urging parents to be cautious before buying them for children.
Amazon and Google have unveiled a joint multicloud connectivity service, enabling enterprises to link AWS and Google Cloud privately and quickly — marking a major cloud-infrastructure shift.
Intel shares rallied strongly after speculation emerged that it could secure a major chip-supply deal with Apple — boosting investor optimism and driving heavy trading.