Khurram Aziz
Khurram Aziz is a web entrepreneur who trained as a journalist. He is a freelance writer, runs online ventures, and consults on WordPress and Magento web development.
Oklahoma City Sex Shops Battle With City Regulators
Entrepreneurs in Oklahoma City are taking the fight to city regulators after a local ordinance has resulted in multiple local sex shops receiving citations....
Indianapolis Church Protests Family Separation Policy With Display
The Christ Cathedral Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, has an art installation in a symbol of protest against President Donald Trump's policy of detaining and...
Complaints Pour In After GDPR Goes Into Effect
Now that the European Union is governed by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), consumers are ready to demand compliance.
Regulators throughout Europe have reported...
Google Rebrands Ad Business For Mobile Development
As consumers move away from desktops and towards tablets and mobile phones, businesses are responding in kind, including Google. The search engine giant announced...
Italian Poverty Reaches 12-Year High, Government Promises Action
Almost one out of every 10 people in Italy lives in poverty, according to a report issued by ISTAT, Italy's national statistics bureau.
Up to...
Google Launches Google WiFi In Five New Countries
Google has expanded the number of countries with Google WiFi, bringing the list to 21 countries in total.
Last week, Google rolled the feature out...
Netflix Is Getting Minecraft: Story Mode, But Don’t Expect Other Games
Fans of the colossal streaming service Netflix and the hit videogame Minecraft: Story Mode will be happy to hear that the former is enlisting...
Microsoft Rolls Out Ribbon Redesign
The toolbar ribbon in Microsoft Office is getting a number of redesign. The most notable change is to the strip at the top of...
Austrian Court Ruling Could Imperil YouTube and Facebook
Social media behemoths like YouTube and Facebook are likely to find themselves adversely affected by a recent court ruling in Vienna, Austria, which decreed...
Kurt Cobain’s Daughter Loses Father’s Guitar In Divorce
The famed 1959 Martin D-18E guitar played by Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain is changing hands. Frances Bean Cobain, the 25-year old daughter of...
Charlottesville Christian Ministry Buys Car For Afghan Immigrant
In Charlottesville, Virginia, one resident was fortunate to find a community of generous supporters to save him from a daily 12-mile trek after a...
AXA Scrambles To Defend Recent Stock Dissapointments
Recent disappointing results from AXA's (AXA.PA) listing of its American division has led to the company's scrambling to defend itself, as executives attempted to...
Waffle House Shooter Arrested After Daring Manhunt
Authorities have located and captured Travis Reinking, the Waffle House Shooter who drew global headlines after he gunned down four innocent people at a...
MailChimp To Block Crypto-Marketing And ICO Emails
The email marketing software MailChimp announced Thursday that it would block campaigns related to cryptocurrency marketing and initial coin offerings in order to reduce...
Experts Say Self-Driving Uber Car Should Have Stopped
Nearly a week after the incident of a self-driving Uber SUV killing a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, self-driving car analysts and experts are saying...
Dollar’s Value Decreases After Feds Hike Rates
The Federal Reserve announced a quarter-point rate hike Thursday, prompting the value of the United States Dollar to decrease.
The hike raises the rate from...
Android Users More Loyal Than iOS Users, Study Finds
Android smartphone users are more likely to show fierce brand loyalty than iPhone users are, a study conducted by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners found.
However,...
Private Sector Job Growth Exceeds Expectations In February
Private businesses continue to do well in job creation in the United States, a report released Wednesday showed.
ADP and Moody Analytics published data indicating...
U.S. Dollar Rising As Experts Expect Interest Rate Raise
The value of the U.S. dollar has been climbing upwards, largely buoyed by widespread expectations that the Federal Reserve may soon raise interest rates...
Germany’s Ruling Will Allow Cities To Ban Diesel Cars
The German Federal Administrative Court issued a ruling earlier this week that may help clear pollution in some of Germany's most populous cities.
The court...