The US Senate is now reintroducing the Open App Markets Act that would open Apple and Google's app store to sideloading and third-party payments.
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FTC Issues Nearly $126M in Refunds to Fortnite Players Over Deceptive Charges
The FTC is sending nearly $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players charged for unwanted in-game purchases and has reopened claims until July 9.
Mars Secures FTC Approval for $36 Billion Kellanova Acquisition
The FTC has approved Mars' $36 billion acquisition of Kellanova, clearing the way for one of the largest food industry deals in years.
Boeing Appoints Former Northrop Grumman Leader to Head Air Force One Overhaul
Boeing appoints ex-Northrop Grumman leader Steve Sullivan to head its delayed Air Force One program amid ongoing challenges and a 2027 delivery goal.
In-N-Out Burger Files Lawsuit Against YouTuber Over Fake Employee Stunt
In-N-Out Burger sues YouTuber Bryan Arnett for impersonating an employee and posting prank videos that allegedly harmed the brand.
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The T1 smartphone from the new MVNO, Trump Mobile, no longer claims that it is "Made in the USA" after doubts arose from the public.
The NBA has approved the $1.5 billion sale of the Timberwolves and Lynx to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez, marking a new era for Minnesota basketball.
Target is testing factory-to-customer shipping to lower costs and compete with budget-friendly online retailers.
Ford recalls over 132,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs due to loose rear window bars that could pose a safety risk.
McDonald's ends Krispy Kreme partnership due to high costs, pulling doughnuts from menus nationwide by July 2.
Starbucks updates its pricing for drink add-ons and tests a new app feature to show real-time costs for custom orders.
Over the past 10–15 years, fintech has grown from a niche industry to a powerful transformative driver in the global economy. Financial technologies have penetrated into many areas of human activity, and now they are all around us.
Philips will raise Hue lighting prices in the U.S. starting next month. The company is pinning the blame on imposed tariffs.
Anthropic partially gets a win from their AI copyright case as the judge ruled its AI training is fair use, but claimed that they could be sued for piracy.
