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Michael Burry Criticizes Elon Musk's Tesla, Cites 3.6% Annual Shareholder Dilution
Investor Michael Burry calls Tesla "overvalued," citing 3.6% annual shareholder dilution under Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay plan.
Eli Lilly Announces New Zepbound Pricing, Broadening Patient Access via LillyDirect
Eli Lilly lowers Zepbound prices on LillyDirect to expand access and help more patients afford weight loss treatment.
Warner Bros. Discovery Receives Binding Cash Offer From Netflix in Ongoing Auction
Netflix submits a binding cash bid as Warner Bros. Discovery moves closer to a potential sale in a competitive media auction.
Starbucks Agrees to $35 Million Settlement Over Unstable Schedules for NYC Employees
Starbucks will pay $35 million to NYC workers after an investigation found widespread violations of fair scheduling laws.
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Apple's AI chief is now stepping down from his post amidst the company's struggles with its AI and Siri developments.
Netflix's planned acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery faces White House antitrust scrutiny over potential Hollywood market dominance.
DJI is set to face a ban in the US this December right before Christmas, and there is a shakeup coming.
Airbus recalls 6,000 A320 jets worldwide, causing flight delays and disruptions across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Starbucks unionized workers expand Black Friday strike to 120+ stores, demanding higher pay and better staffing.
YouTube video shows Target Christmas tree prices inflated for Black Friday Sale, sparking claims the deals are fake and shoppers are being misled.
US businesses entered 2025 under mounting pressure: rising fuel prices, unpredictable maintenance costs, driver shortages, and stricter federal compliance rules.
President Trump pushes a new Taiwan trade deal aimed at boosting U.S. chipmaking and expanding training for American workers.
Most operators approach this regulatory complexity as a cost center to be managed—an inevitable burden that reduces profitability and constrains operational flexibility. SPRIBE, under the strategic direction of founder and CEO David Natroshvili, has fundamentally rejected this conventional wisdom.
MIT's new Iceberg Index shows AI could already replace 11.7% of U.S. jobs, affecting far more than just tech roles.

















