Apple is reportedly planning to launch the iPhone Air 2 in 2027 with camera upgrades and a possible lower starting price, aiming to boost appeal after modest demand for the first model.
Amazon is in early discussions to invest about $10 billion in OpenAI, enhancing strategic ties as the AI developer moves toward a potential IPO and broader partnerships.
A California judge ruled Tesla misled consumers by overstating Full Self-Driving capabilities, ordering the company to revise its marketing within 60 days to better reflect the system’s limits.
U.S. heating costs are projected to increase about 9.2% this winter, driven by higher electricity and natural gas prices and colder forecasts, straining family budgets.
Warner Bros. Discovery accuses the Ellison-backed takeover bid of misleading shareholders, arguing its financing lacks certainty amid a high-stakes media merger battle.
California regulators may suspend Tesla’s sales license for 30 days unless the automaker revises how it markets its self-driving technology to avoid misleading consumers.
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The U.S. unemployment rate has risen sharply to 4.6%, reaching its highest level in four years. The latest labor market report sends a clear warning signal about a slowing U.S. economy at a critical moment for financial markets and monetary policy.
Sterling fell after inflation data strengthened expectations for a Bank of England rate cut, while the dollar edged higher as markets positioned ahead of key U.S. inflation figures.
Warner Bros is reportedly set to reject Paramount’s $108 billion hostile takeover bid, signaling resistance to large-scale consolidation amid strategic, financial, and regulatory concerns.
Ford has canceled a $6.5 billion EV battery project with LG Energy Solution, reflecting a broader slowdown and reassessment of electric vehicle investment amid uneven demand.
Santa Monica’s City Council will debate a proposal to establish a Digital Display District allowing large digital billboards on the Third Street Promenade, balancing economic goals with preservation concerns.
Elon Musk became the first person in history with a net worth of at least $600 billion, driven largely by SpaceX’s soaring private valuation and Tesla holdings.
Britain has secured an upgraded trade agreement with South Korea, modernizing existing terms to reflect changes in digital trade, services, and post-Brexit economic priorities.
Elon Musk’s net worth has increased by about $100 billion in two months, driven by rising asset valuations and renewed investor confidence in his companies.
Leonardo DiCaprio says he does not plan to direct films, citing his belief that he could never match the filmmaking approach of longtime collaborator Martin Scorsese.
Forbes has named filmmaker James Cameron a dollar billionaire, reflecting decades of record-breaking films, ownership stakes, and long-term franchise success.
The UK and South Korea signed an upgraded free trade deal ensuring tariff-free access for most goods, benefiting British exporters including Bentley cars and Scottish salmon.
Ivory Coast’s gold miners have begun paying a new flat 8 % revenue royalty after resisting the change earlier in the year, aligning with broader West African fiscal reforms.
A coalition of European app developers urges the EU to enforce the Digital Markets Act against Apple’s fee practices, saying current charges still disadvantage EU developers.
Meta's recent policy decisions have fueled concerns regarding the company's willingness to overlook significant ad fraud linked to Chinese entities. In its pursuit of continuous revenue growth, Meta faces ethical dilemmas as it balances profit with the integrity of its advertising ecosystem.
In a heartbreaking turn of events, a U.S. veteran who supported Donald Trump feels disillusioned after the arrest of his wife by ICE. What once seemed like a promise of security and prosperity has turned into a nightmare, leading him to question everything he believed about American values and the promises of his chosen administration.
In a surprising move, Ford Motor Company has decided to halt production of its fully-electric F-150 Lightning due to significant financial losses and declining demand for electric vehicles. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the auto industry, indicating the challenges faced by manufacturers in the rapidly evolving EV market.
Ford has ended production of the all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup amid weaker demand and rising costs, pivoting to hybrid/extended-range models and strategic EV realignment.
Alang, once the world’s largest ship‑breaking yard, is facing steep decline as ship arrivals fall, competition grows, and stricter standards raise costs, affecting employment and local economies.