Ty Roush, Forbes Staff

The company claims the new security protocols “surpass those in all other” messaging apps.

A group of JPMorgan Chase customers is suing the bank for at least $5 million in damages after they claim they were charged for unintentionally depositing checks that bounced.

State-sponsored hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran allegedly used OpenAI’s technology to complete simple tasks.

The feature will be accessible for some free and paid users before becoming more widely available.

The Apple Vision Pro headset was released for online pre-orders in the U.S. on Friday, requiring head scans and vision prescriptions from prospective customers, as the company moves forward with its latest major product release amid concerns about manufacturing, high costs and market appeal.

The company would be the first social media platform to launch an IPO since 2019.

The pharmaceutical company will pay an estimated $700 million to resolve an investigation by more than 40 states into the pharmaceutical firm’s marketing of its talcum powder, according to Bloomberg, following thousands of lawsuits alleging it failed to warn customers about cancer risks.

Ju Ae has made several public appearances over the last year, though little is publicly known about her.

The European Commission opened a formal investigation into X on Monday, alleging the company has failed to combat the spread of disinformation and illegal content on its platform, the first probe of its kind by the bloc under new regulations targeting social media companies.

The U.K.’s competition watchdog said Adobe failed to propose remedies for regulatory concerns.