The S&P 500 fell roughly 0.8%, marking its fourth consecutive day of losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped nearly 500 points, or more than 1%, while the Nasdaq Composite slid 1.2%, extending a multi-day pullback in the market's most heavily weighted technology names.

Regulators argued the acquisitions were part of a strategy to suppress competition and maintain dominance in personal social networking.

According to a recent analysis of S&P 500 companies' annual SEC Form 10-K filings, 72 percent of firms now report at least one AI-related risk, up sharply from 12 percent in 2023.

The trend, dubbed "D‑Exit," is fueled by growing concerns over litigation risk, unpredictable court rulings, and rising costs, a shift that could reshape American corporate governance.

Abidur Chowdhury, the industrial designer behind the iPhone Air, leaves Apple for an unnamed AI startup. This just fueled concerns over the company's talent retention.

A Florida grocer warns his 40-year-old business may close as rising import tariffs sharply increase costs.

Sky Sports shuts down its new female-focused TikTok account just three days after launch amid sexism backlash.

California judge blocks Tesla racial harassment class-action lawsuit over lack of willing worker testimony.

Families of two victims in the Philadelphia air ambulance crash file a wrongful death lawsuit alleging negligence by the medical transport company.

Novo Nordisk cuts Wegovy's price and commits fully to its upcoming weight-loss pill to stay competitive in the fast-growing obesity drug market.