A $6.25 billion pledge from Michael and Susan Dell will fund investment accounts to help millions of American children save for their future.
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Why K&W Cafeteria Will Immediately Close: Falling Sales and Heavy Costs End a 88-Year Run
K&W Cafeteria has permanently closed all nine remaining locations after 88 years, leaving hundreds jobless weeks before Christmas as falling sales and rising costs ended the Southern dining institution.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Takes Subtle Shots at OpenAI, Google Amid AI Race Frenzy
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei stays cool as OpenAI and Google hype AI emergencies, focusing on enterprise solutions and responsible model growth.
Micron Retires Crucial Brand: Are Budget SSDs and RAM About to Disappear?
Micron is retiring the Crucial brand, ending budget SSDs and RAM kits, as AI-driven demand dictates the PC memory market worldwide.
Netflix Sells Another Game Studio, Spry Fox, Back to Its Owners—Is Netflix Games Failing?
Netflix is selling yet another game studio, and this time, Spry Fox is going back to its original owners.
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Audit of Ben & Jerry's Foundation exposes governance risks as Magnum prepares to take ownership.
Australia enforces a new law banning under-16s from YouTube accounts as the platform confirms compliance despite raising safety concerns.
San Francisco files a first-of-its-kind lawsuit accusing major food companies of deceptively marketing addictive ultra-processed products.
San Francisco files a landmark lawsuit accusing major food companies of misleading marketing that fuels health risks tied to ultra-processed foods.
Prada completes its acquisition of Versace, with Lorenzo Bertelli as Executive Chairman and Andrea Guerra as CEO.
Investor Michael Burry calls Tesla "overvalued," citing 3.6% annual shareholder dilution under Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay plan.
Eli Lilly lowers Zepbound prices on LillyDirect to expand access and help more patients afford weight loss treatment.
Netflix submits a binding cash bid as Warner Bros. Discovery moves closer to a potential sale in a competitive media auction.
Starbucks will pay $35 million to NYC workers after an investigation found widespread violations of fair scheduling laws.
