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Alphabet's sales beat forecasts amid gains in Google search advertising

Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc. , reported first-quarter revenue that exceeded expectations. Profit rose thanks to advertising and investments in artificial intelligence.

Economy • April 25, 09:55 AM • 9839 views
OpenAI announced its readiness to buy the Chrome browser from Google

OpenAI is interested in acquiring the Chrome browser if a court orders Google to sell it as part of an antitrust review. Browser integration will create a user-friendly interface.

News of the World • April 22, 08:22 PM • 4887 views
Trump raised a record $239 million for inauguration celebrations - twice as much as in 2017

Donald Trump raised a record $239 million for his inauguration, more than double the 2017 amount. This is more than Obama's and Biden's combined and attracted over 140 donors with contributions of a million dollars or more.

News of the World • April 21, 09:29 AM • 3613 views
Poland is recording the spread of disinformation regarding the upcoming presidential elections

Disinformation about the elections in Poland is spreading in the English-speaking segment. The NASK disinformation analysis center is monitoring the situation and urges people to check sources.

News of the World • April 12, 05:58 PM • 3876 views
Forbes announced the ranking of the richest people in the world in 2025: Elon Musk topped the list, surpassing Mark Zuckerberg

Forbes published the ranking of billionaires for 2025. Elon Musk topped the list with $342 billion, ahead of Zuckerberg and Bezos, becoming the richest person in the world.

News of the World • April 1, 04:16 PM • 33512 views
For the first time in a decade, no CEO in the US received $100 million in a year - WSJ

In 2024, no CEO in the US received a salary of $100 million. Executive compensation has increased, but no one has reached the $100 million mark.

Economy • March 24, 06:54 AM • 23133 views