The internet’s conversation, parsed into timelines.
A veteran id Software developer criticizes Xbox/Microsoft for massive layoffs at the studio, claiming leadership lacks understanding of game development.
The billionaire philanthropist is publishing her first novel since 2013 serially on her new newsletter, bypassing traditional publishing.
The lottery prize reaches its eighth-largest value ever after 41 consecutive rollovers since May 2, with UK players now eligible.
New CEO ends three-year selling streak with major stock purchases and $4.5bn in buybacks.
Thalapathy Vijay's Tamil action drama dominates three weeks of theatrical releases across multiple languages.
Even after selling most of its public portfolio to Citadel amid steep losses, the AI hedge fund raises its stake in a stealth chipmaking-tools startup to $500M.
New research reveals young men are algorithmically routed into paid schemes, unregulated supplements, and crypto by influencers exploiting genuine economic anxiety.
BLS data show the first monthly job loss of Trump's second term, with May-June figures also revised sharply downward.
US private equity firm Apollo agrees to buy European budget airline EasyJet after rival bidder Castlelake exits, with deal pending regulatory approval.
The decision removes a 22-year-old rule and clears the way for broadcast consolidation, drawing legal challenges from consumer advocates and Democratic commissioners.
Ford reveals name and starting price for its new affordable electric pickup, built on a cost-cutting Universal EV Platform.
Grand Theft Auto VI's next major reveal will premiere exclusively on Netflix for six hours before YouTube release, marking an unprecedented marketing partnership.
China's humanoid robot maker prices shares at $22 and draws 5,526x subscription from retail investors.
TikTok closed its Nashville office and eliminated 250 positions, including content moderation roles, without detailed explanation.
BBC traces the American beef supply chain and finds soaring costs are eating into gains from record-high cattle prices.
Iran-war driven gas and diesel spikes push inflation past its 2024 salience, eroding Trump's economic approval and flipping voter trust toward Democrats.
US stocks await key CPI and PPI reports this week while Fed's Cook indicates willingness to raise rates if inflation doesn't ease.
A viral bluesky post about burrito prices spiraled into a broader fight over Trump-era inflation, tariffs, and a rift among conservative commentators.
A new French opt-in law taking effect Aug. 11 bars cold sales calls without prior consent, with fines up to €375,000 per call.
WSJ reports Apple is trialing memory components from China's largest chipmaker CXMT for iPhones and MacBooks sold in China.
Sony now warns disc-based PS5 buyers about the impending decline of physical games as it phases out disc releases.
Trump Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claims the widening rich-poor gap no longer exists, despite contrary evidence.
New 15-35% tariffs and price floors on polysilicon target China's dominance in the material used for solar panels and semiconductors.
Tom Holland's latest swings to second-fastest $1B milestone and third-best second weekend ever, but theater attendance remains a challenge.
The Federal Reserve chairman faces pressure to clarify mixed messages about his commitment to controlling inflation after recent market volatility.
Trump's media company terminates cryptocurrency treasury and prediction market partnerships to focus on core operations and fusion energy merger.
SpaceX shares fell 20% below IPO price, erasing $1.2T in value, while Musk announced ambitious spending on AI infrastructure and lunar factories.
Coordinated intervention to stabilize the yen raises questions about global currency stability and US Treasury market health.