Amazon recalls several popular products after federal safety officials report risks of burns, choking, and dangerous magnet injuries.

American Airlines moves to receive all filings in Spirit's bankruptcy case as the struggling carrier explores possible merger or sale options.

Some entrepreneurs are defined by the companies they build. Others are defined by what they endure before they ever begin. Dmitry Saksonov is a founder whose direction was not shaped by success, but by the weight of responsibility he carried after losing everything.

In a landscape saturated with bold claims and media-ready headlines, a new type of scientist has emerged: the credibility enforcer. Their tools? Quote tweets, preprints, op-eds, and podcast appearances. Their currency? Visibility—and the authority it perpetuates.

X has clapped back against the European Commission by banning their ad account on the platform and calling them deceptive.

Netflix may soon acquire Warner Bros. for $83 billion, with the deal encompassing both HBO and HBO Max.

Elon Musk's X now faces a whopping $140 million fine from the EU's Digital Services Act for its blue check verification.

The Chicago Tribune sues AI search engine Perplexity, alleging it used copyrighted articles without permission and bypassed paywalls to generate content.

Russia has blocked FaceTime and other encrypted apps, saying that they are being used for criminal activities.

K&W Cafeteria has permanently closed all nine remaining locations after 88 years, leaving hundreds jobless weeks before Christmas as falling sales and rising costs ended the Southern dining institution.