New York AG Sues Evolutions Festival Over Unrefunded Tickets
New York Attorney General Letitia James is taking the organizers of Evolutions Festival to court over more than $243,000 in
FTC Investigation Signals a New Phase of AI Regulation for OpenAI and Anthropic
FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson reportedly started investigations before the OpenAI Hugging Face breach.
I Earned $250,000 a Year and Still Ended Up $38,000 in Debt
The richest I ever looked was also the brokest I had ever been. Lifestyle upgrades, easy credit, and shame turned
$289 Million for Small-Business Lenders Released Just Before Funding Deadline
The Trump Administration has withheld Congressionally allocated funding for Community Financial Development Institutions this year despite CDFIs historically drawing bipartisan
Changing Your Mind Is a Brain Balancing Act, and New Research Shows What Can Throw It Off
Researchers found that both underactive and overactive prefrontal circuits can disrupt reversal learning, but at distinct stages of adaptation.
AT&T’s CEO Just Dismissed Elon Musk’s Starlink Phone Plan. BlackBerry Once Made the Same Kind of Bet
John Stankey says Musk’s plan isn’t feasible. Will he come to regret his prediction?
Apple Just Fixed a Security Flaw Used in an ‘Extremely Sophisticated Attack.’ Your iPhone May Still Need an Update
Apple announced the bug could have allowed attackers to run their code of choice on a compromised device.
Satya Nadella Transformed Microsoft’s Culture by Changing 2 Words Leaders Used
The labels leaders repeat can stifle ideas or create room for learning. Research and Microsoft show how to choose workplace
This Founder Says Cybersecurity Now Starts at Home, Not the Office
The cybersecurity firm BlackCloak’s Digital Executive Protection service is helping fuel major growth.
Memory Loss May Not Be the First Warning Sign of Alzheimer’s. This Change Appeared Months Earlier
Scientists identified a potential early indicator of cognitive decline, pointing to an avenue for new research.