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Meta's Ad Growth Outpaces Google Search at Widest Gap Since 2021
AI is fueling diverging fortunes for Meta and Google in digital advertising, with Meta pulling ahead at the widest margin in years.
Amazon, JPMorgan Block AI Agents, but Experts Warn of Long-Term Risk
Major companies are blocking AI personal agents like Meta's Muse, but retail experts say friction-reducing technology tends to win out over time.
Boeing Delays Major 737 Max Production Ramp Until Late 2027
Boeing signals it will not significantly increase 737 Max output until late 2027, a timeline set to weigh on investor expectations.
DoorDash-Instacart Deal Talks Driven by Amazon, Walmart Rivalry
DoorDash is in advanced talks to acquire Instacart at ~$17B as both firms seek scale to compete with retail giants.
Wonder Eyes IPO With Texas Push, Automation, and Custom Eateries
Marc Lore's food startup Wonder is expanding into Texas and leaning on automation and user-designed restaurants as it eyes a public offering.
Digital Price Tags Spread in Retail Stores, Raising Fairness Concerns
Walmart, Best Buy and other retailers are adopting electronic shelf labels. Critics warn the technology could enable personalized — and unequal — pricing.
Indian Workers Paid to Film Themselves to Train AI Models
Workers in India are being compensated to record themselves on the job, with the footage feeding into artificial intelligence training datasets.
How Zuckerberg Sidestepped California's Billionaire Tax on Meta Stock
A new Meta share class, created just days before Zuckerberg planned to sell his Palo Alto home, helped him avoid a massive California tax hit.
Intel Reaches Structural Milestone at Delayed Ohio Chip Plant
Intel installed the first major structural truss at its Ohio semiconductor fab, though the project remains years behind schedule and lacks a major outside customer.
Musk Confirms Committees Weighing Tesla-SpaceX Merger Possibility
Elon Musk says both Tesla and SpaceX have formed special committees to evaluate a potential merger between the two companies.
Netflix Revenue Rises 12% but Viewer Engagement Lags
Netflix posted strong quarterly revenue growth but flagged stagnant viewership, especially in the U.S. and Canada, as a pressing challenge.
Apple Adds US Titanium Supplier for iPhone Duo Amid Tight Supply
Apple is diversifying its titanium supply chain by adding a US-based supplier for the iPhone Duo while expanding domestic camera component production for the iPhone 18 Pro.
Shopping Malls Seek New Identity in the Digital Retail Era
Traditional retail malls face existential pressure from e-commerce and are pivoting to survive. Reinvention is now the industry's defining challenge.
Iced Coffee in Job Interviews Sparks Debate on Etiquette
A viral debate over whether bringing drinks to job interviews hurts candidates has recruiters and job seekers weighing in on modern workplace norms.