Industry

Trump slammed AT&T for a failed faith leader call, but the company says a third-party conference platform, not their network, was actually to blame.

Luckin Coffee enters the U.S. market with two NYC stores, challenging Starbucks with app-only ordering and competitive prices.

Home Depot is acquiring GMS for $4.3 billion to expand services for professional builders and contractors.

Mark Zuckerberg's ambitions for Meta AI starts with its new Superintelligence Labs led by his latest acquired talent.

Kroger plans to open 30 new stores in 2025 while closing underperforming locations to boost growth and customer loyalty.

Donald Trump ends trade talks with Canada over its digital tax, threatening new tariffs within a week.

OpenAI is said to recalibrating the way it compensates employees as Meta's staff poaching spree gets more aggressive.

Germany urges Apple and Google to review or remove DeepSeek app over illegal user data transfers to China, citing EU privacy violations.

SpaceX is not sharing any news on Starbase's crane incident where it collapse and was caught on camera.

The Trump administration now requires mortgage giants to count cryptocurrency as assets, reshaping U.S. home loan rules.

Elon Musk has reportedly fired Tesla VP Omead Afshar amid declining global sales and growing pressure on the company's leadership.

Nestlé pledges to remove all artificial dyes from its U.S. food and drinks by mid-2026, aiming to meet evolving consumer health preferences.

Nike plans to raise prices and shift production to offset $1 billion in new tariffs, aiming to stabilize profits and refocus on performance.

Walmart is closing its Fort Worth Sam's Club fulfillment center, potentially impacting over 100 jobs as operations shift to other Texas facilities.

AT&T Rejects Blame Over Trump's Conference Call Glitch, Claims Something Else Is at Fault