Meta’s stock drops almost 8% as 2 court defeats add to Zuckerberg’s recent woes
Meta suffered stinging defeats in two separate trials involving child safety that underscore shifting public sentiment toward the social media industry.
What comes next? Three attack scenarios as U.S. sends thousands more troops to Middle East
One of Iran’s top lawmakers has said that they were anticipating a potential ground invasion of one its islands.
Fraud probe bill from Reps. Ro Khanna and Tim Burchett would order an audit of all states’ use of federal funds
Khanna, who is leading Democrats on a wealth tax bill, told CNBC in December he would introduce the fraud probe bill when he found a Republican cosponsor.
Meet Figure AI: The company behind the humanoid robot hosted by Melania Trump
The White House hosted its first humanoid robot guest, with first lady Melania Trump appearing alongside a robot from startup Figure AI.
Elon Musk calls for Delaware judge to recuse herself in lawsuits, alleging bias
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO is calling for a judge to recuse herself in two shareholder lawsuits that are winding their way through Delaware’s courts.
Elon Musk calls for Delaware judge to recuse herself in lawsuits, alleging bias
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO is calling for a judge to recuse herself in two shareholder lawsuits that are winding their way through Delaware’s courts.
How the Iran war could crush the U.S. housing recovery, and it’s not just about mortgage rates
A combination of higher mortgage rates and economic uncertainty are reversing what was expected to be a recovery year in the housing market.
Microsoft’s diversity chief is leaving as company continues ‘AI-powered transformation’
Hiring and retaining top talent is becoming more critical as Microsoft seeks to develop top-class artificial intelligence models and products.
Gold briefly dropped into a bear market and could continue to be volatile. Why it’s a buy
The massive drop could present an entry point for many traders who felt they missed on gold’s exuberant rally last year.
Prediction markets’ new insider trading restrictions aren’t enough, bipartisan senators say
Sens. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and John Curtis, R-Utah, said they are optimistic their bill has enough bipartisan support to pass in Congress.
