Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff

Peltz’s hedge fund lost a proxy battle involving the media conglomerate early last month.

A widespread outage of Apple’s instant messaging service was reported Friday morning, with thousands of users reporting problems on Downdetector, though Apple reported shortly after 7 p.m. that the issue had been “resolved.”

The agreement concerns two crashes involving Boeing’s 737 Max that killed 346 people.

The announcement came alongside the company’s earnings report, with its nearly$6 billion in first quarter revenue beating expectations.

X, formerly known as Twitter, said it was asked to pull certain posts about the stabbing globally or face a $500,000 per day fine.

World Athletics announced this month it will be providing a $50,000 reward for athletes who take home gold at the summer Paris Olympics.

Ibotta shares had a $88 offering price, well above its initial estimated offering range between $76 and $84.

New users in New Zealand and the Philippines have already had to pay a $1 annual fee to access functions like posting, liking and replying.

Prosecutors initially recommended a 40- to 50-year prison sentence for Bankman-Fried.

Apple had removed the company’s developer account, alleging it wouldn’t comply with a developer licensing agreement.