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Uber Now Keeps Larger Share of Ride's Fare in Some Cities, Drivers Receive Less Than 50%
Uber is keeping a larger share of fares in some cities, with drivers often earning under 50% per trip as higher take rates and fees cut into their income.
Spotify Quietly Removes Tens of Thousands of Podcasts Promoting Selling of Prescription Drugs
Spotify quietly removed over 57,000 podcast episodes promoting illegal online prescription drug sales, after investigations and pressure from US lawmakers raised concerns about its content moderation.
Jeep Recalls Over 1 Million Gladiators and Wranglers Due To Potential Fire Risk
Stellantis recalls over 1 million 2021–2025 Jeep Gladiator and Wrangler vehicles worldwide for a power-steering fire risk, urging owners to park outside until repaired.
CNN Sues Perplexity AI of Unlawfully Copying and Distributing Content
CNN sues Perplexity AI, accusing the startup of unlawfully copying and distributing over 17,000 CNN stories, photos and videos to power its AI products.
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New York's Penn Station will undergo an $8 billion Trump-backed remodel, adding Roman-style columns, a grand train hall, more sunlight and expanded concourses for commuters.
Kroger will pay $1.25 million to settle a California lawsuit alleging misleadingly low calorie counts on Carbmaster bread products and requiring corrected labels and online listings.
Uber and Wayve will launch AI-powered driverless cars on the Uber app in London this summer, offering limited robotaxi rides with trained safety drivers on board.
Global airlines face a forecast 50% profit drop in 2026 as jet fuel costs surge by $100B, forcing fare hikes, cost cuts, and capacity adjustments worldwide.
Analysts say Elon Musk could become the first trillionaire as SpaceX's blockbuster IPO this week may lift his combined Tesla and SpaceX wealth above $1.1 trillion.
OnTime was founded to put home care operators first. This way, aging populations in the United States may be supported by providers equipped to meet their needs.
Federal judge blocks Trump's $100K H-1B visa fee, ruling he lacked authority to impose what amounted to a tax, restoring lower costs for skilled-worker visa applicants.
Security failures at Houston's Bush Airport were exposed after a man with a forged boarding pass allegedly boarded a United Airlines L.A.-bound flight, triggering investigations and delays.
Google will pay SpaceX $920M a month for Nvidia-powered compute capacity through 2029 to meet surging demand for its AI products and strengthen SpaceX before its IPO.
Supreme Court upholds over $100 million in FCC privacy fines against Verizon and AT&T, affirming the agency's authority to penalize carriers for mishandling sensitive location data.

















