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Apple reportedly losing $1 billion a year on streaming

The streaming service has produced hit shows including ‘Ted Lasso’, ‘The Morning Show’ and ‘Severance’

The Independent UK

How AI-powered remediation can help tackle security debt

AI-powered remediation helps organizations tackle security debt by automating vulnerability detection and resolution efficiently.

TechRadar

Family blames Boeing for whistleblower’s suicide in lawsuit alleging ‘intimidation’ by aerospace company

Boeing did its best to ‘discourage, discredit, and humiliate’ John Barnett, his family has alleged

The Independent UK

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Mistral AI CEO shuts down IPO rumors—and doubles down on its 'open' strategy. Will it be enough?

Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch shuts down IPO rumors, reaffirming the startup’s commitment to open-source AI as it scales up to compete with China’s DeepSeek and global AI giants

Fortune

Tesla stock falls after Trump official urges Americans to ‘invest in Elon Musk’

Commerce secretary Howard Lutnick’s efforts to promote the tech CEO on Fox News backfired amid national protests

The Guardian - US

Is Extra Space Storage Stock Underperforming the S&P 500?

Extra Space Storage has underperformed the S&P 500 over the past year, but analysts are moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Barchart

Trump: US has been "fat, dumb" country

The president said that the United States was rooked by its trading partners and promised a tariff-based turnaround

Salon

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Jackpot withheld, $83 million winner “caught in crossfire” amid lottery courier investigations

The winning ticket, purchased online through the courier Jackpocket, is being scrutinized by lawmakers concerned about the legality of third-party services.

The Texas Tribune

Chips on chips: Nvidia is partnering with Taco Bell's parent company to leverage AI for a more efficient drive-thru experience

Taco Bell’s parent company will use Jensen Huang’s AI to count cars in drive-thru lines and suggest menu items to customers that take less time to make.

Fortune

Solana CEO 'Ashamed' Over Controversial Ad That Punched 'Down On A Marginalized Group'

Solana CEO Anatoly Yakovenko has spoken up about the controversial Accelerate ad, which drew intense backlash from the blockchain and crypto community due to its seeming attacks on gender identity.

International Business Times

Ben & Jerry's Accuses Unilever Of Firing CEO Over His Support For Social Causes

A lawsuit, filed by Ben & Jerry's, claims Unilever violated a 2000 agreement, which requires consulting the board's advisory committee before removing a CEO.

International Business Times

Women in business held back by mobile data’s cost in developing world – report

Nearly half of female entrepreneurs surveyed by Cherie Blair Foundation for Women do not have regular internet access

The Guardian - UK

Verizon US is first to get satellite texting to any device with select Android smartphones

Verizon highlighted satellite text messaging arriving for U.S. consumers first for "select" devices.

Android Central

Most Asian Markets Track Wall St Rally After Fed Rate Signals

Most Asian equities rose Thursday after US Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell suggested any increase in consumer prices caused by tariffs would likely be short-lived, even as the central bank slashed its growth outlook and hiked inflation expectations.

International Business Times

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Tom’s Hardware

At Nvidia's GTC event, Pat Gelsinger reiterated that Jensen 'got lucky with AI,' Intel missed the boat with Larrabee

Intel's struggles with AI were a result of the failed Larrabee project in 2009 – 2010.

Windows Central

"We're done playing" — United Videogame Workers-CWA union formed for industry employees in the US and Canada

North American workers have formed the first gaming industry-wide union in collaboration with the CWA.

PC Gamer

Game developers launch North America's first industry-wide union 'to build worker power irrespective of studio and current job status'

United Videogame Workers was announced today as a local of the Communications Workers of America.

International Business Times

Nvidia Chief Confident Chip Maker Can Weather US Tariffs

Nvidia boss Jensen Huang expressed confidence Wednesday that the artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant can handle US President Donald Trump's trade war.

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What Hi-Fi?

Roku’s automatic startup ads are the latest addition to a tiresome trend

Roku is testing out automatic ads before you can even access the homepage, and users are not impressed

The Independent UK

Frontier Airlines makes major bag policy change in jab at Southwest

Frontier announced two deals for passengers booking travel this week in response to Southwest’s policy changes

Latin Times

China Casts Doubt Over Panama Port Deal With U.S. Company As Trump Vows To 'Reclaim' Canal

Chinese authorities are investigating the sale of CK Hutchinson Holding's port businesses after the company's decision to sell the operation of Panama ports to BlackRock

The Independent UK

Canadian airline ditches some routes to the U.S. as tension rises between two countries

Canadians have shown their disdain for the U.S. following Trump’s election victory and the implementation of widespread tariffs

Investors Business Daily

Boeing Stock Rockets, Suppliers Rally, On Deliveries Affirmation

Boeing stock is on track for its best gain since July 2023. The Dow Jones firm provided an update on Q1 performance, deliveries.

International Business Times UK

Clocking Off at 4:39? Why Workers Are Ditching the Nine-to-Five—And Bosses Aren't Complaining

A recent study has found that workers are working from 8 a.m to 4:39 p.m., a tiny shift that has resulted in mass profits and benefits for American companies.

InsideEVs

Canada Has Had Enough Of Tesla

It finally happened. Canadians, who are widely regarded as some of the nicest people in the world, are angry. And it’s because of the whole Tesla-Musk-Trump conundrum. Increased trade tariffs, constant talk about the United States annexing Canada and Elon Musk’s know-it-all attitude—all have led some Canadian officials to kick…

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