Business
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Here’s how many billions the top 20 airlines made off your baggage fees last year
Top airline companies made billions of dollars last year on those pesky baggage fees travelers despise so much. The top…
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Dunkin’ debuts SPARKD’ caffeinated energy drinks
Dunkin’ released new energy drinks it touts as containing a “kick of caffeine” despite rival chain Panera facing three lawsuits…
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Google Gemini product lead’s old tweets allegedly resurface amid ‘woke’ AI image fiasco
A top Google executive responsible for the “absurdly woke” AI chatbot Gemini has come under fire after allegedly declaring in…
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Nestlé growth slows as inflation eats away at profits
Nestlé saw its stock price fall by nearly 4.5% on Thursday after the Swiss multinational maker of KitKat chocolate bars…
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Solar flares? Russian nukes? Theories swirl for what caused cell outage
It was like a game of telephone, only with no cell phone service. Theories about Thursday massive disruption swirled on…
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Reddit strikes AI content-licensing deal with Google: sources
Reddit inked a licensing deal with Google that will hand over the popular social media site’s content to train the…
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Dr. Phil tells Joe Rogan about ‘out of control’ southern border
Dr. Phil called the migrant crisis at the southern border “out of control” during on appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast…
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Sam Bankman-Fried to stick with new lawyers despite possible conflict
Sam Bankman-Fried, the jailed founder of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, appeared in court on Wednesday for the first time since his…
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Head of Boeing’s 737 Max program leaves company after Alaska Air door blowout
Boeing said the head of its 737 Max program is leaving as it continues to grapple with fallout over the…
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Google co-founder Sergey Brin sued by widow of pilot killed in crash
Google co-founder Sergey Brin was slapped with a wrongful-death lawsuit by the widow of a pilot who was flying the…
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