Hollywood’s actors strike set to end after reaching tentative deal with studios
The SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Committee approved the agreement unanimously.
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff
Billionaire Red Bull heir just banked a US$615 million dividend, reports
Red Bull co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz passed away last year after a long-term bout with cancer.
Okta stock slid more than 11% after hacker accessed company’s support system
The company said its Okta authentication service was not targeted and remains unaffected by the hack.
Adidas cuts projected losses by over $300 million after selling Yeezy shoes
The apparel and footwear company has sold more than half a billion dollars in Yeezy merchandise this year after ending its partnership with controversial rap artist Kanye West.
Israel-Hamas conflict: The grim statistics after a week of war
At least 3,500 dead: A look at the death toll and displaced as the war centered in Gaza may continue in a dangerous new direction.
23andMe users required to reset passwords after data theft targeting Ashkenazi Jews
Federal law enforcement is now involved and third-party forensic experts are helping with the investigation, according to the company.
23andMe user data stolen and listed for sale in attack targeting Ashkenazi Jews
The company, which has launched an investigation into the attack, said Friday it could not yet confirm whether the leaked information is real.
Female engineer sues SpaceX for pay discrimination—alleges she was paid $23,000 less than male co-workers
SpaceX was also hit with a lawsuit from the Justice Department in August alleging it discriminated against asylees and refugees in hiring.
X removes headlines from news articles in latest major update
The change comes after Elon Musk ramped up criticism of the “legacy” media.
Major ChatGPT Update: AI program no longer restricted to September 2021 knowledge cutoff
ChatGPT will now be able to search the internet for up-to-date information, alleviating one of the biggest user complaints.