
Sorting Out Elon Musk's Controversial Offer of $97.4 Billion for OpenAI
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People hate "greedy" businesses, but Yaron Brook argues that selfishness makes the world a better place!
Advertisers all returned to X (previously Twitter) a few months before the November 2024 election. 2024 X profits were $1.25 billion which was about double the highest adjusted EBITDA of Twitter which was in 2021 at $682 million.
Woke Disney Plus Loses 700,000 Subscribers In Just 90 Days Due To Woke Propaganda & Price Gouging!
Investor Demand For X Debt "Upsized" As Musk Sees Revenue "Improving Rapidly" After Defeating Censorship Cartel
If the new administration is serious about fostering fair and effective crypto policy, it must include everyday Americans, says John Deaton, who was Republican candidate for Senate in Massachusetts in 2024 and represented XRP holders in Ripple's la
First came advanced Nividia chips, followed by the "Powering Up America" theme and a surge in data center investments. So what's next? The focus shifts to the application layer.
Bud Light is recalibrating its target marketing audience as the 'Overton Window' shifts center-right.
The entertainment sector has been at the core of the woke movement over the course of the last ten years, integrating Critical Race Theory, feminism, gay and trans propaganda, climate change hysteria, anti-gun rights messaging and pro-socialist rheto
Late Monday night aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump told reporters that Microsoft is in discussions with the China-based tech giant ByteDance to acquire TikTok, according to a report from Bloomberg.
The entire AI complex sold off violently on Monday after China's "AI Sputnik" moment, driven by the low-cost DeepSeek chatbot, raised doubts about the market's future expectations for massive investments...
Will DeepSeek's AI revelation shift broad investor confidence away from the US and back to China?
THE TRUMP EFFECT: Automaker Stellantis Announces Reopening of Illinois Plant – Will Build New Trucks in Detroit
Corporate America in panic mode as CEOs launch war rooms and hotlines over Trump's executive order blitz
Barron Trump, 18, is launching his own luxury real estate company with two, similarly youthful business partners.
Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary has revealed he is willing to pay $20 billion to save TikTok.
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After rising for 5 straight months, analysts expected headline consumer prices to continue accelerating in December (+0.4% MoM exp) and it did exactly that - the highest MoM print since March, leading the YoY CPI to rise 2.9% (the highest since July)
US corporate bankruptcies hit their highest level since the 2008 financial crisis - as Americans tighten their belts.
Retail chains Macy's and Kohl's are set to shut down nearly 100 stores across the country, with the decision following several quarters of negative year-over-year revenue growth.
A waffle shop in Seattle is being forced to close down over the city's new $20 per hour minimum wage law, according to a new report by the New York Post.
Bowing to a mix of court rulings, consumer backlash, and rational attentiveness to self-interest, US institutions are abandoning the cult of diversity, equity and inclusion.
More than $19 trillion in transactions settled over the Bitcoin network in 2024 - more than double the $8.7 trillion settled over the network in 2023 - reversing two years of declining transaction volume since 2021.
They said it couldn't be done, but the electric crossover Mustang is now the best-selling Mustang, period.
When considering factors that spur a state's economic development and growth, how a state regulates its utilities is too often overlooked.
Norway set yet another record in electric vehicle (EV) market share in 2024, as nine out of ten new passenger car sales were battery EVs, data from the Norwegian Road Federation OFV showed on Thursday.
Credit card defaults are up 50 percent from a year ago.
In a functional economy with real competition and transparency, every one of these cartel-corporations would be driven out of business by their 'too big to care' incompetence.
"We believe that President Biden has sacrificed the future of American steelworkers for his own political agenda."