China’s big tech players also want in on the metaverse now. Firms were hesitant but are now heavily investing—but it could look very different from the U.S. version.

Blackops Partners Chairman and CEO Casey Fleming has been in the business of countering info-security threats for well over a decade. In this episode of The ...

Are you planning on using the virtual reality known as Metaverse? It’s made and owned by Meta, formerly Facebook. The company has come under scrutiny over ...

A place where you can be who you want to be, go where you want to go—that, and more, is what the Metaverse is promising. Crypto ...

In this special episode, we sat down with Bob Gourley, chief technology officer at OODA, and John Mac Ghlionn, researcher and correspondent at the Brownstone Institute. They ...

With the pandemic, lockdowns, and more time spent at home, people are more willing to experiment online and now brands could change the way we shop ...

A record number of Americans are quitting their jobs. Which industry lost the most workers? Ford says it will nearly double annual production for its F-150 ...

Facebook and other large companies are pouring cash into the metaverse, a digital immersive experience meant to mimic real life. But what are some of its ...

More Americans are borrowing money for holiday shopping this season. How much debt did they rack up on average? There’s a new way to bet on ...

Inflation is jumping to its highest level in nearly 40 years. What does that mean for consumers? The state of New York is announcing an indoor ...

Gucci, Balenciaga, Burberry, and others will now sell you items that you can’t wear. But you can certainly show them off in the metaverse.

Starbucks workers vote to join a union at one store in upstate New York, but reject the union at a second location. Luxury brands are selling ...

Softbank is investing $150 million in Zepeto, a metaverse platform—and brands like Gucci and popstars like Selena Gomez are also jumping on. NTD spoke to experts ...

Non-fungible tokens, or NFT’s, are getting more popular. Now luxury brands are joining the party too. But what exactly are they selling?

Now that Facebook announced its Metaverse, many other companies want to enter the race too. That includes Microsoft, Nike, and even Tinder.

SHANGHAI—Chinese gaming and metaverse-related shares skidded on Thursday, dragged down by an ongoing regulatory squeeze that has engulfed industries ranging from online platforms and entertainment to ...