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In January this year, a TaskUs agent in Indore, India, was caught on camera using her mobile phone to snap screenshots of her workstation. What followed was a storm. The BPO launched a full-blown ...

For Swims, though, it started not with originals, but his YouTube covers that initially brought him attention. Now he admits it was a tough transition to get into writing his own songs.

Sometimes a cover can be so off or so grating that the original artist might even talk about their disdain for it in public, as is the case with our list below. “Blinded By The Light” by ...

Their frustration after Tuesday’s game was the balls they hit hard that didn’t fall as they had been — Christopher Morel’s 399-foot fly ball to the big part of centerfield, Brandon Lowe ...

Recent US intelligence suggests Iran was a few years away from being able to make a nuclear weapon, despite Israel saying otherwise. We’ll look at why this conflict could be bad news for oil and ...

TORONTO — Kacey Musgraves and Reneé Rapp are among the headliners set for Canada’s first All Things Go music festival. The U.S. festival expands to Toronto this fall with Rapp topping the Oct ...

OpenAI cofounder Ilya Sutskever says "the day will come when AI will do all the things that we can." He spoke about the state of AI at the University of Toronto convocation last week.

Al Mac's Diner in Fall River has replaced its original neon sign with a new LED version. The old sign had been knocked over after a storm, and replacing it wasn't an option.

U.S. stock futures are little changed as investors await U.S.-China trade talk updates, while Apple shares are edging lower entering day two of its Worldwide Developers Conference. Here's what ...