Paramount Skydance says Warner Bros' lack of communication pushed it to launch a hostile $108.4 billion takeover bid.
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Trump Allows Nvidia to Sell Faster Chips to China, But There's a Costly Catch
Nvidia can now sell its faster H200 chips to approved buyers in China under Trump's new rules, but a steep 25% tariff adds a major twist to the deal.
Oscar Elizondo of Pharr, Texas: Creating an Impact Through Business
While some businesses take bold leaps, Oscar Elizondo of Pharr, Texas, notes that others begin with smaller steps that gradually shape a brand identity. No matter the scale, what unites them is a commitment to aligning their operations with values that serve a broader good.
Wegmans Issues Recall for Deluxe Mixed Nuts After Salmonella Detected in Raw Pistachios
Wegmans recalls Deluxe Mixed Nuts after Salmonella is found in raw pistachios used in the products.
Glenmark's Ziac Blood Pressure Medication Pulled From Shelves Over Drug Contamination
Glenmark recalls Ziac blood pressure pills after FDA finds trace contamination with another drug.
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Netflix will continue to license Warner TV division's shows and IPs to rival platforms, including Ted Lasso on Apple TV.
Cinnabon fires Wisconsin employee after a viral racist incident targeting a Black Somali Muslim couple.
Ben & Jerry's board chair refuses to resign as tensions with Unilever rise ahead of Magnum's public spinoff.
China approves 19 innovative drugs for commercial health insurance, opening new market opportunities for global and local drugmakers.
Amazon recalls several popular products after federal safety officials report risks of burns, choking, and dangerous magnet injuries.
American Airlines moves to receive all filings in Spirit's bankruptcy case as the struggling carrier explores possible merger or sale options.
Some entrepreneurs are defined by the companies they build. Others are defined by what they endure before they ever begin. Dmitry Saksonov is a founder whose direction was not shaped by success, but by the weight of responsibility he carried after losing everything.
In a landscape saturated with bold claims and media-ready headlines, a new type of scientist has emerged: the credibility enforcer. Their tools? Quote tweets, preprints, op-eds, and podcast appearances. Their currency? Visibility—and the authority it perpetuates.
X has clapped back against the European Commission by banning their ad account on the platform and calling them deceptive.
