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The accountants certified that Tingo Group had $462 million in the bank. The SEC says it was just $50. Short sellers are rejoicing.

Investors no longer have to go through a crypto-focused exchange to directly invest in bitcoin.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman doubled down on his attacks against Business Insider and its parent company Axel Springer. The outlet published a pair of reports finding Ackman’s wife, designer Neri Oxman, plagiarized in her academic work—prompting billionaire Elon Musk to encourage Ackman to sue.

The GPT Store allows users to share their custom-made chatbots with others—and eventually make money off of their engagement.

Half of internal moderators and a third of X’s trust and safety team globally were fired after Musk’s arrival, Australia’s online safety regulator says.

The social media company said the service will be part of its push to become an “everything app.”

At age 21, Zhang Hongchao started peddling shaved ice treats. A quarter of a century later, he and his younger brother Hongfu have made a fortune selling soft-serve ice cream, coffee drinks and its super popular bubble tea and lemonade.

Woods reportedly pocketed $500 million over his 27 years with Nike.

As investors poured billions into generative AI tools, society started facing difficult questions about a technology that’s quickly becoming transformational.

BioPak, which aims to disrupt the 3.5 million tonne plastic packaging industry, talks exclusively with Forbes about its expansion.