Will Saudi Arabia take over tennis? Early moves draw mixed reaction from players, experts
Players seem to be split on the possibility of the Women’s Tennis Association final in Saudi Arabia.
Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff
The world’s third most valuable car-maker you’ve never heard of
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast’s market value has quadrupled in the weeks since its IPO.
Apple poised to start paying US$500 million in ‘BatteryGate’ lawsuit payments
Apple, Delta Airlines, Facebook and Juul are among the companies with pending class action lawsuits.
Elon Musk says cage fight with Zuckerberg will be live streamed on ‘X’ for charity
The saga of two tech giants rumored to be planning a cage-fighting match continued Sunday.
Tesla exaggerated cars’ driving range – and cancelled appointments when drivers complained, reports
An investigation released Thursday says Tesla exaggerated the range of its vehicles and worked to suppress driver’s worries about their car’s battery life.
AI at the doctor? Amazon launches new healthcare disruptor
Amazon is continuing its expansion into the health space with the launch of a new generative AI tool called HealthScribe, meant to take over some time-consuming administrative tasks of doctor’s offices and clinics, the company said.
Here’s what we know about BBC’s alleged sexual abuse scandal—as another accuser comes forward
A BBC presenter has been accused of paying a 17-year-old $67,000 for sexual photos and sending “abusive, expletive-filled messages” to a second person they “put under pressure” to meet up.
Twitter threatens to sue Meta over ‘copycat’ Instagram Threads app, reports
A letter dated Wednesday accuses Meta of hiring former Twitter employees to make a Meta “copycat” of the Elon Musk-owned social media site.
Odds revealed – but is the billionaire brawl happening?
Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk say they’ll physically fight each other later this year, and there’s already betting lines.