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Hasbro Pulls Some Systems Offline as Breach Inquiry Continues
The toy company Hasbro Inc. said it discovered unauthorized access in its network on Saturday and has taken certain systems offline.
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BusinessOil Price Surge Not Slowing M&A, Morgan Stanley's Miles Says
Tom Miles, Morgan Stanley global co-head of M A, comments on the current state of M A activity amid elevated energy prices and the ongoing global uncertainty during an interview with Dani Burger on Bloomberg…
BusinessMamdani Spars With NYC City Council Over $127 Billion Budget
New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin outlined a budget proposal that she said would close a $6 billion deficit without raising taxes, cutting services or raiding the city’s savings — a plan Mayor Zohran Mamdani…
BusinessParents with student loans are running out of time to secure forgiveness and affordable payments
Parents with student debt still have time to consolidate their loans and preserve their access to affordable repayment plans and debt forgiveness.
BusinessSuper Micro Co-Founder Pleads Not Guilty in China Smuggling Case
Super Micro Computer Inc. co-founder Yih-Shyan “Wally” Liaw pleaded not guilty Wednesday in New York to charges that he helped illegally divert billions of dollars in Nvidia Corp.-powered servers to China in a hearing…
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Micron’s stock is seeing its biggest gain in a year, en route to a record market-cap boost
Micron has added $43.8 billion to its market value so far on Wednesday.
BusinessMass Robotaxi Shutdown Hits China, Reveals Centralized Control
All of Baidu's robotaxis in Wuhan were disabled simultaneously ... showing both a single point of failure and a disturbing level of centralized control.
BusinessEli Lilly wins US approval for weight-loss drug in pill form
New drug Foundayo will set up head-to-head competition with Novo Nordisk for oral obesity drugs
BusinessInnocent Woman Arrested On Bogus AI Facial Recognition Match. The Failure Was Entirely Human
Police jailed an innocent woman for five months on a bogus AI facial recognition match. Here's how the technology works and why the real failure is human, not machine.
BusinessBain’s Gross Says CEOs Get AI Wrong, Focus on Tech Over Strategy
Artificial intelligence is being misapplied by executives who treat it as a technology rollout rather than a fundamental rethink of how businesses operate, Bain Capital Managing Partner David Gross said in a Bloomberg…
BusinessAfter Decade of Slumps, Argentine Peso Becomes Surprise ‘Haven’
For more than a decade, investors could rely on the Argentine peso to do one thing — plunge. Now, as the war in Iran roils global markets, it’s thriving. For more than a decade, investors could rely on the Argentine…
BusinessSamsung Galaxy S26: How To Finally AirDrop Photos To An iPhone
Samsung has introduced compatibility with Apple’s AirDrop and it’s now arriving on the latest Galaxy phones. Here’s all you need to know.
