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SEC Alleges Elon Musk Cheated Twitter Investors Out of $150 Million

The SEC has sued Elon Musk, accusing him of cheating Twitter investors out of $150 million by failing to disclose his stock purchase in a timely manner.

Microsoft Axes Jobs in Multiple Departments Amid Separate Performance Review Layoffs

Microsoft lays off employees across security, gaming, sales, and devices, raising concerns about its long-term strategy despite recent financial success.

FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3 in Food and Drugs After Cancer Concerns

FDA bans Red Dye No. 3 in food and drugs, citing cancer concerns, with manufacturers required to comply by 2027 and 2028 deadlines.

McDonald's to Close 3 CosMc's Locations Just a Year After Launch

McDonald's is closing three CosMc's locations a year after launching, while planning to open two new stores in Texas in 2025.

SoCal Edison Faces Legal Action After Alleged Involvement in Los Angeles Wildfire

Southern California Edison faces a lawsuit over its alleged role in the deadly Eaton Fire in Los Angeles.

Amazon to End 'Try Before You Buy' for Prime Members Amid Growing AI Use

Amazon will end its "Try Before You Buy" program for Prime members by January 31, 2025, focusing on AI-powered shopping features instead.

Aldi Issues Recall on Taquitos After Consumer Finds Metal, Reports Injury

Aldi recalls chicken and cheese taquitos due to metal contamination, following consumer reports of injury.

Starbucks Ends Open-Door Policy, Now Requires Purchase to Stay in Stores

Starbucks ends its open-door policy, requiring customers to make a purchase to stay in stores and use restrooms.

Deadly Boar's Head Listeria Outbreak Tied to Poor Sanitation, USDA Report Reveals

USDA links deadly listeria outbreak to poor sanitation at Boar's Head plant, sparking calls for stricter food safety measures.

Elon Musk Redirects Cybertrucks to Offer Free Starlink Internet in Wildfire Areas

Elon Musk announces free Starlink terminals for wildfire-stricken areas in Los Angeles, providing crucial internet access to affected residents.

Bird Flu Leads to Egg Shortages and Empty Shelves Across the US

Egg shortages and rising prices across the US are being driven by avian flu, high demand, and shifts to alternative egg farming practices.

Massive Data Breach at PowerSchool Exposes Millions of Personal Records

Massive PowerSchool data breach exposes millions of sensitive student and teacher records, highlighting cybersecurity vulnerabilities in education.

Walmart Recalls Great Value Chicken Broth Amid Possible Spoilage Risk

Walmart recalls over 12,000 units of Great Value chicken broth due to potential spoilage risks from packaging issues.

Delta Flight Aborted in Atlanta as Passengers Evacuate on Slides Following Engine Trouble

Delta Flight 2668 was evacuated at Atlanta airport after an engine issue led to an aborted takeoff, injuring four passengers during a winter storm.

Kohl's Announces Store Closures Nationwide, Dallas Location to Shut Down

Kohl's announces the closure of 27 stores nationwide, including its North Dallas location, amid ongoing financial challenges and shifting retail trends.

Supreme Court to Decide TikTok's Fate Amid National Security Concerns

The US Supreme Court is set to decide TikTok's future amid national security concerns, with a deadline looming for its potential shutdown.

Port Strike Averted After Dockworkers, Operators Finalize Tentative Agreement

Dockworkers and operators reach agreement, avoiding port strike and securing jobs with new technologies.

Kroger Agrees to $110 Million Settlement with Kentucky Over Opioid Crisis

Kroger settles for $110M with Kentucky over allegations of fueling the opioid crisis, supporting statewide recovery efforts.

Los Angeles Businesses Rally to Support Wildfire Victims with Free Services

Los Angeles businesses provide free services like showers, meals, and temporary housing to support wildfire victims and first responders.

Eli Lilly's Zepbound Gains Medicare Approval for Sleep Apnea, Expanding Access

Medicare approves Eli Lilly's Zepbound for sleep apnea, expanding access to this groundbreaking obesity treatment.

Honda Debuts "Near Production" Zero EVs and AI-Powered OS at CES 2025

Honda's CES 2025 reveal introduces the innovative Zero EVs, featuring AI, autonomous driving, and personalized experiences set for production in 2026.

Ex-MoviePass CEO Pleads Guilty to Investor Fraud, Lying About Artificial Intelligence

Ex-MoviePass CEO, Theodore Farnsworth, pleads guilty to fraud, admitting false claims about AI and unsustainable business practices.

Man Accused of Opening JetBlue Emergency Door Released on $500 Bail

Man accused of opening a JetBlue emergency door at Logan Airport released on $500 bail, incident under FAA investigation.

OpenAI's Sam Altman Denies Sexual Abuse Allegations Made by Sister in Lawsuit

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, denies allegations of sexual abuse made by his sister in a lawsuit, calling them "utterly untrue."

Disney Reveals 157 Million Users Streaming Ad-Supported Content Globally

Disney announces 157 million global monthly users on its ad-supported streaming platforms, highlighting strong growth in its streaming business.

Washington Post To Cut Costs by Laying Off Staff Amid Industry Challenges

The Washington Post announces layoffs of 4% of its workforce as it faces financial challenges amid declining readership and revenue.

Tesla's 'Actually Smart Summon' Feature Under US Investigation After Crash Reports

The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's "Actually Smart Summon" feature after reports of crashes, focusing on safety and technology performance.

Meta Replaces Fact-Checking with Community Notes System Inspired by X

Meta is replacing its fact-checking program with a community-driven system inspired by X, aiming to prioritize free speech and reduce content moderation errors.