Ukrainian athlete disqualified from Winter Olympics over helmet depicting people killed in Russia war
Skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych wanted to wear a helmet depicting Ukrainian athletes and coaches killed in the ongoing war against Russia.
Siladitya Ray, Forbes Staff
Musk offers to pay defense fees of anyone who ‘Speaks the truth’ about Epstein and is sued
Musk’s offer was in response to an ad released by the survivors of Epstein’s crimes demanding the release of all remaining documents.
Netflix shares sink 6.5% in premarket after earnings—CEO talks up Warner deal
While Netflix’s earnings managed to beat Wall Street estimates, the company noted that increased spending on programming and the Warner deal could eat into profits.
Saks Global files for bankruptcy
The filing comes a year after the company completed a high-profile merger combining Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman in a $2.7 billion deal.
Warner Bros. urges shareholders to reject Paramount’s amended takeover bid
Warner Bros. Discovery’s board told shareholders Paramount’s amended offer was inferior to Netflix’s takeover bid.
Tesla is no longer world’s biggest EV maker
Tesla ceded the crown of the world’s biggest EV maker to Chinese rival BYD for the first time.
Musk signals reports of SpaceX planning an IPO next year are ‘accurate’
The billionaire’s X post about SpaceX going public comes a few days after reports of the rocket company’s recent private market offerings and 2026 IPO plans.
Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. in $83 billion deal
Netflix beat out smaller bids from Paramount and Comcast.
Crypto slide continues as Bitcoin drops below $82,000—lowest level since mid-April
Bitcoin’s month-long selloff has wiped a large portion of the gains it made since November last year, after President Donald Trump’s election win.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney Dies At 84
Cheney, who served under President George W. Bush, is widely considered to be the most powerful vice president in U.S. history.