Twitter users and haters alike have had no problem airing their grievances about the changes that have come to the platform since Tesla CEO Elon Musk took over late last year. Though Musk stands by his claims that the sweeping changes he’s made, such as removing legacy blue checkmarks for verified profiles and allowing Twitter […]
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The rising geopolitical instability worldwide is creating favorable prospects for the U.S. defense industry. Moreover, increased government defense spending will likely boost the sector this year. Hence, I think fundamentally strong defense stocks Textron (TXT) and Leidos Holdings (LDOS) might be solid buys. Keep reading. Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine and other global security
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed changes to its 2020 privacy order with Facebook after the company allegedly failed to comply with it. The FTC stated this is the third instance it has taken action against the company for failing to fully protect users’ privacy. “Facebook has repeatedly violated its privacy promises,” Samuel Levine, director
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Ashton Kutcher is all for the AI revolution. The actor-turned-entrepreneur just launched a $240 million AI investment fund, Sound Ventures AI Fund, with music manager Guy Oseary, and he says other companies need to hop on the artificial intelligence bandwagon if they don’t want to be left behind. “If you’re a company, and you’re sleeping
Uber‘s shared-rides program, which hasn’t been available in most cities since 2020, is back — and growing. The company will expand its UberX Share program to five additional cities — Baltimore, Miami, Nashville, Philadelphia and Washington D.C. — “in the coming weeks,” head of cities and transportation policy Shin-Pei Tsay announced on Uber‘s site. Related:
One of the biggest positives of getting a company up and running is the ability to give back. Your ability to fund local, national, and global causes can pay off in myriad ways. But it’s essential that before you write your first check that you do a little behind-the-scenes work. The last thing you want
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David Droga is a CEO. But for a long time, he chose to go by a different title: Creative Chairman. This wasn’t one of those cutesy titles, like Chief Fun Officer, that founders and CEOs have been giving themselves for years. To Droga, the title reminded him of his purpose. He rose to prominence with