Following disappointing third-quarter results, and the company’s warnings about the next quarter, Apple shares fell by as much as 5% yesterday (Oct. 27). Its value dropped by more than $126 billion, leaving an opening for Microsoft to overtake its market cap.
Nykaa, India’s largest beauty e-tailer, is in the middle of what experts predict will be a blockbuster IPO. The company’s social media strategy has had a major role to play in its success—and that may be its problem, too.
A steep price tag isn’t deterring Singaporeans from buying Teslas.
Whether it turns out to be a smart rebranding effort or a cumbersome marketing ploy, one thing is almost certain: Facebook changing its name to Meta will spark an identity crisis for its workforce.
London’s climate tech sector is one of the most promising in the world right now.
Five years since the Paris Agreement, which set targets that the world will try to improve upon at COP26 in Glasgow, climate tech startups in the US have attracted more funding than in any other country, and it’s not even close.
Is Mark Zuckerberg hitting the panic button by changing Facebook’s name to Meta? Probably. Will it work? Depends.
Tesla is filling Europe’s roads with electric cars.
The first broadway musical was a “happy accident” in 1866. The first Bollywood movie released in 1913. A century later, the two entertainment worlds will finally collide.
Facebook has been selectively curbing hate speech, misinformation, and inflammatory posts—particularly anti-Muslim content—in India, according to more than a dozen leaked internal memos and studies seen by the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and the Associated Press.
In November 2015—a year after prime minister Narendra Modi came to power for the first time—Indian movie superstar Shah Rukh Khan stood up publicly for a Muslim man, Mohammed Akhlaq, who was beaten to death by a Hindu mob.
A tragic incident on a movie set in New Mexico left one person dead and one injured yesterday (Oct. 21).
Tesla’s new insurance product—based on “real-time driving behavior“—could help drivers save money, the company claims.
Netflix’s top boss admits he didn’t handle the backlash over Dave Chappelle’s The Closer mindfully enough.
For the first time in 15 years, Apple’s MacBook Pro laptop will feature the company’s own homegrown processors instead of ones made by Intel, effectively ending its partnership with the chip maker.
The UK government will offer subsidies worth £5,000 ($6,892) to help households in England and Wales replace old gas boilers with low carbon heat pumps, starting in April.
Somewhere within Apple’s tech to monitor child sexual abuse is a privacy nightmare waiting to happen.
The dream Theranos was selling was enticing: Shoppers would come in and do a finger-prick test, buy their groceries, and take their blood-test results on the way out.
The world’s largest alternative investment management firm is dancing to a new tune.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are entering the world of finance with progressive ethics in tow.
It’s been a good 12 months for bitcoin prices, but the CEO of America’s largest bank hasn’t changed his opinion of the cryptocurrency.
Although R Kelly faces a long spell in prison after being found guilty on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges last month, his music sales and streams have soared since the trial verdict. The musician and producer will be sentenced in May.
Netflix and Walmart are coming together to cash in on Squid Game fever.
