Fia, a shopping app co-founded by Phoebe Gates, is accused of inserting affiliate codes to claim commissions on purchases it didn't generate, raising questions about its business practices.
Crisnel Longino
Jul 17, 2026
SpaceX scrubbed Starship Flight 13 at T-0 after engines failed to ignite, grounding the first Starlink V3 satellites and delaying upgrades for millions of rural US users.
Jim Manzon
Jul 18, 2026
A senior HHS official says TrumpRx was never meant for insured Americans, as KFF polling shows just 7% of prescription drug users have visited the discount site.
Jim Manzon
Jul 17, 2026
SpaceX has bought a $1 billion gas turbine company and installed dozens of unpermitted units to power its Grok AI centre, with US officials now arguing that shutting them down would endanger national security.
Briane Nebria
Jul 16, 2026
Many companies are reversing AI-driven job cuts, finding technology cannot replace human skills like judgement and empathy, leading to rehiring and strategic shifts in workforce management.
Akshay Puri
Jul 16, 2026
BlackRock has surpassed $15 trillion in assets, driven by investor inflows and market performance, highlighting a shift towards passive investing and specialised strategies in modern asset management.
Akshay Puri
Jul 16, 2026
Why OnePlus is leaving the US and Europe, the impact on customers, and Oppo's strategic changes. What this means for OnePlus devices and users in Britain and America.
Christian Nogot Puno
Jul 16, 2026
Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth faces internal challenges as leaks emerge amid AI-driven layoffs and employee surveillance. Explore the impact on Meta's workforce and legal battles.
Stephanie Cruz
Jul 16, 2026
Warren Buffett ends his association with the Gates Foundation, citing Bill Gates's ties with Jeffrey Epstein as 'distasteful' and entrusting his philanthropic legacy to his children.
Vinay Patel
Jul 16, 2026
Andy Burnham's anticipated choice of Shabana Mahmood as chancellor has boosted UK markets, with government bonds and sterling rising. Her selection is seen as a stabilising force for Labour's economic policy.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Jul 16, 2026
PayPal stock rallied after Stripe and Advent's reported $53B offer. Michael Burry says the bid is too low and expects it to rise.
Dani Oh
Jul 15, 2026
Stripe and Advent's $53 billion bid for PayPal highlights a strategic shift towards consolidation in fintech, valuing PayPal's global network over its beaten-down stock price.
Niloy Chakrabarti
Jul 15, 2026
A lawsuit against Workday claims its AI recruitment tools unlawfully discriminated against older, Black, and disabled applicants. The case could redefine accountability in AI-driven hiring processes.
Alexandra Watson
Jul 15, 2026
Amazon faces antitrust lawsuits alleging it pressured vendors to raise prices elsewhere, maintaining its low-price image.
Chelsie Napiza
Jul 15, 2026
Sridhar Vanka's story highlights challenges for skilled immigrants in US tech, including H-1B restrictions and layoffs at Meta. Explore broader impacts on America's immigration system and tech industry.
Niloy Chakrabarti
Jul 15, 2026
Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky are reportedly divorcing after 18 years. Here's what it could mean for YMH Studios and their successful podcast empire, including 'Your Mom's House'.
Ma. Kyla Morco
Jul 15, 2026
The reasons behind IBM's 25% stock plunge, the impact on UK savers, and how AI hardware shifts are reshaping market value. Learn which bank downgraded IBM and what it means for your investments.
Christian Nogot Puno
Jul 15, 2026
Microsoft addresses claims of Xbox layoffs linked to foreign workers and the H-1B visa programme, emphasising global restructuring efforts and the broader implications for the tech industry.
Regyl Jaen
Jul 15, 2026
