Life
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Gen Z wants their employers to help them manage their finances
Gen Z is not turning to a banker for advice. Many would like their employers to offer resources to help them better manage their finances
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YouTube woos creators to fend off competition
The video-sharing platform is investing in short-form and live video, along with tools to help creators make money and produce fresh content, according to chief product officer Neal Mohan
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The Royal Shakespeare Company is looking to TikTok to woo young spectators
The prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company has decided to team up with the Chinese application in the hopes of winning over a younger audience
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From CryptoPunks to Bored Ape Yacht Club, avatars are proving a hit in the NFT market
Collections of the kind are legion in the world of NFT avatars. New ones seem to spring up every day
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Mobile World Congress: World's biggest mobile show eyes up to 60,000 visitors
The show, a key event for showcasing new technologies, had been cancelled at the last minute in 2020 after multiple companies withdrew as the global pandemic took hold
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In-person Berlin film fest stands up to pandemic, streaming
Berlinale organisers have opted for an 11-day, in-person celebration of new movies and a gala ceremony to award its Golden Bear top prize
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AI 'ageism' could seriously impact elderly health: WHO
AI technologies hold enormous potential for improving care for older people, but they also carry significant risk, according to the UN health agency
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How much money would Mozart and Beethoven make from music streaming?
A new study by Leipzig's tourism board looks at how much money Beethoven and Chopin would have earned from streaming, if they were still alive.
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'The Power of the Dog' leads Oscar 2022 race with 12 nominations
The eerie, psychological drama about a repressed 1920s cattle rancher in Montana earned 12 nods ahead of next month's Oscars gala, including best director—making Campion the first female auteur nominated twice in Academy Award history
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Streetwear, gaming, football: when luxury looks to adolescent passions
The fashion and luxury industries have started betting on gaming, streetwear, and football to appeal to our "teenage" tastes.
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Music piracy isn't on its way out just yet
While there has been a drop in illegal downloads of songs and albums in recent years, this trend may be reversing. So what's going on?