Meta warns investors Mark Zuckerberg’s hobbies could kill him
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s love of “high-risk activities” pose a “risk of serious injury and death,” the company warned investors in its latest...
American Psychological Association claims ‘hiring the most qualified candidate’ could be ‘unfair’
The American Psychological Association claimed that “hiring the most qualified candidate might be unfair” based on one of its recent studies.
The study, titled “Can Selecting...
Joe Rogan’s new Spotify deal reportedly valued up to $250M
Spotify has locked Joe Rogan into another “multiyear” contract worth as much as $250 million, per The Wall Street Journal, though the audio...
Beef prices expected to stay high as drought causes America to run low on...
America is running low on cows, according to new numbers out this week from the US Department of Agriculture. The figures show ranchers...
Wall Street donors favor GOP Senate candidate Dave McCormick
Former hedge fund executive Dave McCormick is a clear favorite for a Pennsylvania Senate seat among deep-pocketed Wall Street donors.
McCormick — a Republican...
Tesla facing another massive recall — this time to fix warning lights
Tesla is recalling nearly all of the vehicles it has sold in the US because some warning lights on the instrument panel are...
Activist investor looks to boost Barbie-owner Mattel’s value
Move over Ken, Barbie has a new suitor.
New York-based investment company Barington Capital Group has built an undisclosed stake in Barbie-owner Mattel and...
Mark Zuckerberg to earn $700M annually from Meta dividend amid child safety backlash
Mark Zuckerberg will earn $700 million per year through Meta’s new quarterly dividend – an astronomical payout announced just one day after he...
Donald Trump says he would not keep Jerome Powell as Fed chair
Donald Trump, the likely 2024 presidential Republican nominee, said that if he were to be reelected, he would not reappoint Jerome Powell as...
US payrolls surge by 353,000 in January — nearly doubling forecasts
US employers added a whopping 353,000 jobs in January — blowing past economists’ forecasts and confounding fears of a slowdown.
The blockbuster figure is...