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Elon Musk Loses Trillionaire Status as SpaceX Stock Sinks 30%
Elon Musk held the title of the world’s first trillionaire for less than two…
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Alphabet Loses $250 Billion in Market Value as Google’s Top AI Researchers Defect to Rivals
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Substack Just Launched Brand Sponsorships, and the Creator Economy Noticed
Substack crossed a line Monday that it spent years insisting it would not cross.…
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You Can Now Own a Piece of Elon Musk’s Rockets. Here Is What That Actually Buys You
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SpaceX’s Tiny Free Float Has Wall Street Bracing for a Wild IPO Ride
SpaceX hit the public markets with a $1.75 trillion valuation and a free float…
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A 20-Year-Old YouTuber Just Broke A24’s Box Office Record With ‘Backrooms,’ and Hollywood Should Be Nervous
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Spectrum Is Bleeding TV and Internet Customers: Inside Cord Cutting 2.0
Spectrum keeps losing customers on both sides of its business. Its parent company, Charter,…
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American Airlines Suspends Six Routes as Jet Fuel Prices Spike 50 Percent
American Airlines just became the first major U.S. carrier to publicly flinch at the…
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Starbucks Korea’s ‘Tank Day’ Promotion Reopened a National Wound
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The American News Business Is Cracking: NPR Buyouts, CBS Radio Goes Dark, and Local TV Bleeds
The infrastructure that tells Americans what is happening to them is coming apart in…
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3,700 Trades by Trump: The Inside-Information Corruption Question
The Office of Government Ethics released two Form 278-T disclosures last week showing roughly…
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A Jury Took Less Than Two Hours to Kill Elon Musk’s $150 Billion Vendetta Against OpenAI
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ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. The Day Before Google I/O 2026, the Gap Is Not Subtle
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Kevin Warsh Takes the Fed Today, and the Country’s Inflation Math Just Got Harder
Entertainment
NBC Canceled Nine Shows for 2026. Its Executives Admit They Loved Them
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GTA 6 Pre-Order Hype Added $2 Billion to Take-Two Before a Single Order Was Real
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Inflation Hits 3.8% as Iran War Drives Gas Prices to a Three-Year Peak
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Spirit Airlines Shuts Down: Iran War Fuel Spike Kills First Major US Airline In 25 Years
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Why Your Next Computer Will Cost More: The AI-Driven Memory Chip Shortage Explained
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Elon Musk vs Sam Altman: Inside the OpenAI Trial That Could Reshape the Future of Artificial Intelligence
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Mag 7 Earnings Week: Can Big Tech Justify $645 Billion in AI Spending? What to Watch From Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet
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Jerome Powell’s Last Fed Meeting: DOJ Drops Probe as Kevin Warsh Confirmation Clears Key Hurdle
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Tim Cook Stepping Down: What John Ternus as Apple CEO Means for the Company’s AI Future
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Amazon’s Orbital Ambitions: The $200 Billion Bet on Vertical AI Integration
Entertainment
A Jury Just Called Ticketmaster What Everyone Already Knew: A Monopoly. Now the Real Fight Begins
Entertainment
Federal Judge Blocks Nexstar Tegna Merger: Trump Urged Approval to ‘Knock Out the Fake News,’ but a Court Said Not So Fast
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Customer Surveys: How to Collect Feedback That Improves Customer Experience
Entertainment
Live Nation Ticketmaster Trial: Closing Arguments Reveal ‘Robbing Them Blind’ Internal Emails as Jury Deliberates
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