Elon Musk's social media platform X is under unprecedented global scrutiny, with recent controversies over its AI chatbot Grok and content moderation policies prompting regulatory actions and penalties that threaten its core business model and future ambitions.
An 11-year-old girl in Flagler County faces felony charges after allegedly writing a threatening message on a school bathroom wall, which she later claimed stemmed from an online dare.
The Texas-based independent theater chain has abruptly closed its entire Los Angeles footprint, the latest blow to an industry still grappling with post-pandemic recovery and shifting audience habits.
As Berkshire Hathaway enters a new era under Greg Abel, analysts question a notable omission from its tech holdings: Meta Platforms. Despite boasting one of the world's widest economic moats, the social media giant never made the cut for Warren Buffett.
A sharp sell-off in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks pressured the Nasdaq to a two-week low, offsetting gains in the Dow. The rotation follows mixed corporate earnings and signals a potential cooling of the recent tech frenzy.
A joint U.S.-Colombia pledge to pursue top narcotics bosses has triggered immediate military action and a major cartel's withdrawal from negotiations, casting doubt on President Petro's 'total peace' agenda in a nation long scarred by drug violence.
With a temporary spending patch in place, Senate GOP leader John Thune claims top Democrats are bowing to internal pressure, risking another shutdown over the contentious Homeland Security funding bill.
Elon Musk consolidates his space and AI ventures in a landmark deal, aiming to deploy a constellation of satellites to power next-generation, space-based data centers, with the colossal Starship rocket slated as the primary launch vehicle from 2026.
In a significant economic development win, international engineering firm Mecad USA has chosen the Tulsa Port of Catoosa for its U.S. headquarters and a new advanced manufacturing facility, citing Oklahoma's infrastructure and energy policy reforms as key factors.
In a sweeping strategic shift, The Washington Post is laying off approximately 300 journalists, dismantling its sports desk, and scaling back international and local coverage. The move, described by staff as a 'bloodbath,' marks a profound contraction for the storied publication under owner Jeff Bezos.
Bitcoin faces a pivotal technical showdown as analysts pinpoint the $68,400 level as a make-or-break support zone. The test comes amidst significant capital outflows from U.S. spot ETFs, raising questions about near-term institutional conviction.
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has filed a lawsuit against Bitcoin Depot, accusing the national kiosk operator of knowingly enabling cryptocurrency scams that cost state residents over $10 million, while allegedly stripping fraud safeguards.
Ripple's prime brokerage arm integrates with leading on-chain derivatives venue Hyperliquid, easing institutional access. While a significant boost for Hyperliquid's ecosystem and its HYPE token, analysts note the direct impact on XRP appears minimal.
Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) reported robust fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, highlighted by record fee-related earnings and a 15% dividend increase. The alternative asset giant also announced the appointment of Connor Teskey as CEO, signaling a planned leadership transition, while outlining an aggressive growth strategy centered on AI infrastructure and private wealth expansion for 2026.
Ripple Prime's integration with the high-flying Hyperliquid DEX grants major investors streamlined access to on-chain derivatives and cross-margin capabilities, marking a significant institutional foray into decentralized finance.
IWG's Mark Dixon warns that CEOs like JPMorgan's Dimon and Amazon's Jassy, by enforcing rigid office returns, are clinging to an outdated industrial model and missing the strategic shift to an AI-driven, output-focused work era.
Tractor Supply is significantly scaling its final-mile delivery network to over 1,200 stores, a strategic move designed to curb rising transportation costs and boost customer satisfaction by bringing more big and bulky item deliveries in-house.
In a scathing critique, former executive editor Marty Baron lambasts owner Jeff Bezos's stewardship, linking strategic missteps to a wave of layoffs and diminished ambitions at the historic newspaper.
The iconic Hyannis plant, a tourist attraction and local employer since 1985, will shut its doors this April. Production shifts to Campbell's existing facilities, severing a tangible link to the brand's namesake region.
As Netflix and Warner Bros. executives defended their proposed deal before a Senate subcommittee, a promise of a 45-day theatrical window for Warner Bros. films was met with scrutiny from exhibition leaders, who argue critical details about volume, marketing, and the fate of the PVOD window remain ominously unclear.
