BUSINESS

Small businesses are rejecting AI-generated marketing for handmade, imperfect materials, turning anti-AI messaging into viral publicity and a creative edge.

Jennifer Garner says she panicked about money after her Ben Affleck divorce. The $80M star has since taken her baby food brand public at $724M.

T-Mobile's layoffs affect 77 workers across Washington, with six store closures and no bumping rights. Learn about the affected locations and the timeline from 21 September to 18 November 2026.

The privacy debate surrounding Flock Safety, a leading $8.4B surveillance firm, is sparked by its CEO's comments, prompting cities to reconsider their contracts.

Georgia residents can claim their share of the $240M SunTrust overdraft settlement. Eligible customers could receive up to $1,000. Act before the 14 September 2026 deadline.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown criticises Trump's executive order to rename Lake Ontario as 'Lake America', highlighting Canadian opposition and the historical significance of the original name.

Nvidia is reportedly planning to acquire Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, aiming to expand its influence in the AI ecosystem despite recent controversies involving deepfakes and cybersecurity breaches.

Apple is cutting 147 Silicon Valley roles tied to its Vision Pro headset, as the tech giant quietly pivots away from its expensive spatial computing gamble.

Meta's AI-driven restructuring hit a setback as Zuckerberg cancelled a major layoff phase, citing limited productivity gains from AI. The move highlights challenges in AI implementation.

Nvidia's Q2 revenue surged due to a 117% growth in data centre revenue, but CFO Colette Kress indicated that sales remain pressured by supply constraints.

A 31-year-old American woman was misled about her house deposit requirements—discover what UK lenders actually demand from first-time buyers.

Canada slaps up to 50% tariffs on US goods, zeroing in on Republican swing states before the midterm elections.

A homeowner received a $3,000 property tax bill months after selling a house, prompting discussion about closing statements and tax proration.

Nvidia's quarterly revenue surged to $96.2 billion, driven by AI demand, marking a 106% increase from last year. The company anticipates continued growth, predicting its first $100 billion quarter

Bill Gates discusses AI's rapid rise and its potential to disrupt jobs and society, emphasizing the need for urgent preparation to manage its economic impacts.

British PM Andy Burnham may meet US President Trump in New York, discussing Ukraine, North Sea oil, and international security. The meeting coincides with the UN General Assembly.

A trade war between the US and Canada is set to push up American toilet paper prices, with tariffs hitting pulp, tissue, and finished paper goods.