Crypto.com customers worry it could follow FTX, as CEO tries to reassure them everything’s fine
Crypto.com has seen the value of its native token plunge since FTX’s collapse last week, and concern has mounted about deposits, which the CEO says are stable.
FDA could approve over-the-counter nasal spray, autoinjectors to treat opioid overdoses
But the FDA stressed that it needed more data to make a definitive conclusion on the use of the over-the-counter treatments for opioid overdoses.
Ford says making its own parts for electric vehicles could offset job losses
CEO Jim Farley compared the insourcing to the early days of the auto industry Ford controlled most, if not all, of the components going into a vehicle.
Alphabet must cut headcount and trim costs, activist investor TCI says
Google parent Alphabet must cut both headcount and salary expenses, activist investor TCI Fund Management wrote in a letter to CEO Sundar Pichai.
Battleground Republicans unload on Trump ahead of expected 2024 announcement
Some GOP leaders in key states say they wish he wouldn’t attempt another White House bid after losing important contests and, in some cases, control of legislative chambers.
Musk fires Twitter engineers after critical posts on Twitter and Slack
The latest firing wave comes in the wake of Musk’s decisions to let go of about half of all Twitter employees in a bid to cut costs.
If you’re thinking about quitting Elon Musk’s Twitter, here’s how to use alternative Mastodon
One of the fastest growing alternatives is Mastodon, a series of social networking sites that looks and feels a lot like Twitter.
World population reaches 8 billion people, with India expected to surpass China as most populous nation
The world population reached 8 billion people, and India is expected to surpass China as the world’s most populous country.
Electric vehicles are less reliable because of newer technologies, Consumer Reports finds
Consumer Reports surveyed owners of more than 300,000 vehicles to make predictions about the reliability of 2023 model year vehicles.
Household debt soars at fastest pace in 15 years as credit card use surges, Fed report says
Households increased debt during the third quarter at the fastest pace in 15 years due to hefty increases in credit card usage and mortgage balances.
