The US Justice Department has sued Uber, alleging the company discriminated against riders with disabilities by denying service and charging improper fees.
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xAI Reportedly Lays Off 500 Data Annotation Employees to Shift Focus to Specialists
Elon Musk's xAI axed as many as 500 employees who are under general AI tutor roles as it is now shifting to a specialized focus.
Portland Trail Blazers Ownership Sold to Tom Dundon
Tom Dundon is set to finalize the Portland Trail Blazers' purchase, securing the team's future in hopes to change the franchise for better.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent Heads to Madrid for Talks With China on Tariffs, TikTok
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent heads to Madrid for talks with China on tariffs and TikTok's future.
Boeing Strike Continues as Majority of Workers Reject Revised Contract
Boeing workers reject revised contract, extending six-week strike at key Midwest defense plants.
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FTC launches investigation into OpenAI, Meta, and others over AI chatbot risks to children and teens.
Apple Watch Series 11 introduces FDA-approved hypertension monitoring, helping users detect high blood pressure early across 150 countries.
Ex-Mars executive Paul Steed pleads guilty to stealing $28M and agrees to pay restitution and back taxes.
Paramount Skydance is preparing a major cash bid to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, aiming to reshape the entertainment industry.
Frozen vegetables sold nationwide recalled after salmonella outbreak sickens 11 people across 10 states.
South Korea urges the U.S. to fix its visa system after 300 Korean workers were detained in a Georgia factory raid.
Novo Nordisk will cut 9,000 jobs to refocus on obesity and diabetes treatments amid rising competition from rivals like Eli Lilly.
Larry Ellison briefly overtook Elon Musk as the world's richest person after Oracle's stock soared on strong AI-driven earnings.
Facebook users who filed claims in the $725M privacy settlement will begin receiving payments starting this September.
