Netflix will charge $6.99 a month for new ad-supported plan starting Nov. 3 in U.S.
Netflix is debuting its advertising-supported subscription plan on Nov. 3 in the U.S. at $6.99 per month.
Parkland school shooting: Jury recommends life in prison without parole for gunman, rejects the death penalty
The shooter had pleaded guilty last October to 17 counts of murder in the deaths of 14 students and three staffers in the 2018 Valentine’s Day massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
New York AG asks judge to bar Trump from moving assets to new company he formed amid fraud lawsuit
New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking at least $250 million in penalties from the Trump Organization, Donald Trump and three of his adult children.
Meta named a top pick at AllianceBernstein, which says shares could surge more than 50% from here
Wall Street is too negative on the stock ahead of a critical earnings season for the social media company, the firm said.
Nike is a buy that’s poised for a comeback beyond 2022, Raymond James says
The investment bank said demand for the sports apparel brand remains robust.
Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug could be more competitive than peers, Stifel says in upgrade to buy
Biogen’s new Alzheimer’s treatment could lead to even stronger gains for the biotech company going forward, according to Stifel.
GM reveals 2024 Chevrolet Trax crossover with new tech and design — at a lower price
The compact crossover is key to attracting and retaining cost-conscious buyers, as interests rates rise and prices of new vehicles continue to break records.
Polestar unveils a new $84,000 electric SUV it’s hoping will help cement its foothold in the U.S.
The new Polestar 3 is a five-passenger electric performance SUV that will be built in both the U.S. and China. Deliveries start next fall.
Microsoft’s GitHub is relying more on Azure, says cloud chief
GitHub services such as Actions, Codespaces and Copilot all draw on Azure four years after the acquisition, Microsoft’s cloud chief said in an interview.
Microsoft cloud leader Scott Guthrie says companies aren’t holding off on cloud spending as inflation mounts
Some organizations are speeding up their cloud adoption because energy costs are shooting higher, including in Europe, Microsoft’s Scott Guthrie said.
