From MrBeast to Logan Paul: Why Wall Street Is Infatuated With InfluencersVenture firms are luring digital megastars with $100 million deals to expand their brands outside YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
What’s Driving International Gains For Indian Airlines? – India ReportThere has been a surge in international travel among Indians, powered by increase in spending power. Indian airlines, to serve this growth in demand, are expanding their operations.
Microsoft employees spent years fighting the tech giant’s oil ties. Now, they’re speaking out.For nearly a decade, Holly Alpine (née Beale) loved working at Microsoft. Shortly after finishing college, in July 2014, she landed a job there as a technical account manager.
Women no longer have to make the first move on Bumble. Will it make the app better?For women who date men, making the first move on a dating app can be empowering, but having to do it can be a burden. Now, they don't have to — at least on Bumble, the dating app that built its brand on letting women message first.
Commercial jet maker Airbus is staying humble even as Boeing flounders. There’s a reason for thatFRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — In the latest round of their decades-long battle for dominance in commercial aircraft, Europe’s Airbus established a clear sales lead over Boeing even before the American company encountered more fallout from manufacturing problems and ongoing safety concerns.
FTX Creditors Say Payout Deal Is 'an Insult'—and Plan to RevoltSome creditors of the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX are preparing to reject a plan that would see them recover 118 percent of the money they lost. The proposal is far less generous than it might seem, they claim.
Rabbit R1 review: nothing to see hereMy Rabbit R1 told me that the other day. I was sitting at a table at a cafe on the National Mall in Washington, DC, and I had just picked up this $199 orange rectangle of a gadget and pointed it at the food in my hand. With unwavering, absolute confidence, the R1 told me it was a taco.
Google lays off hundreds of 'Core' employees, moves some positions to India and MexicoJust ahead of its blowout first-quarter earnings report on April 25, Google laid off at least 200 employees from its "Core" teams, in a reorganization that will include moving some roles to India and Mexico, CNBC has learned.
The Brutal Catharsis of Drake vs. KendrickThis is no mere beef but a public humiliation ritual—and a referendum on the purpose of rap itself.
Trump Trial Reveals the Real Fake NewsProjection has long been Donald Trump’s superpower. Since the start of his presidential run in 2015, the former president has relentlessly attacked the mainstream media, often calling it the “Lamestream Media” or quite simply “Fake News.
Is Hunterbrook Media a News Outlet or a Hedge Fund?Five days before the launch of Hunterbrook Media, one of its founders, Sam Koppelman, sat outside an East Village coffee shop and played me a voice mail. “We fucking took those cocksuckers down,” a man could be heard saying, articulating each profanity in a crisp staccato. “Fuck those guys.
The rise of the 'tradwife' — why some women say they are opting out of workIf TikTok is any guide, more women are taking a traditional approach to romantic partnerships: Some say they are even opting out of the workforce entirely in favor of the so-called "soft life," centered around their home, their family and their own wellbeing.
For Xi Jinping, Religion Is PowerAs Tibetan Buddhism spreads through China, Xi sees an opportunity to consolidate his rule. Shangri-la is best-known as a fictional place—an idyllic valley first imagined by a British novelist in the 1930s—but look at a map and you’ll find it.
When judges get free trips to luxury resorts, disclosure is spottyDozens of federal judges failed to fully disclose free luxury travel to judicial conferences around the world, as required by internal judiciary rules and federal ethics law, an NPR investigation has found.