Month: April 2026

SpaceX AI spending devours Starlink’s $4.4B profit as IPO targets $1.75 trillion. Inside the cash-burn.

FIFA reopens last-minute ticket sales for World Cup 2026 with limited seats left and demand surging globally.

Lamborghini’s business in the Middle East has effectively ground to a halt, with CEO Stephan Winkelmann confirming that deliveries and sales across the region are currently at a standstill due to ongoing geopolitical disruptions.

Netflix has sharply pivoted its strategy after losing a high-stakes Hollywood acquisition battle, announcing a massive $25 billion expansion of its share buyback program just weeks after abandoning its bid for Warner Bros Discovery.

A €60 million three-bedroom apartment in Monaco is not just a symbol of extreme wealth—it has become the focal point of growing concerns that the principality’s booming real estate market remains vulnerable to dirty money.

Italy’s competition watchdog has launched a formal antitrust investigation into Booking.com, putting one of the world’s largest hotel booking platforms under fresh regulatory scrutiny over how it ranks and promotes accommodation providers.

Nuuk Airport evacuated after a rare bomb threat. One suspect arrested as Greenland faces heightened security concerns

Americans are questioning Trump’s temperament amid Iran war and pope dispute, new poll shows declining approval.

Wall Street is falling as Middle East tensions outweigh earnings strength and the AI-driven market optimism.

SpaceX plans to keep firm control in the hands of Elon Musk and a small group of insiders even after going public, according to newly revealed IPO filing details—signaling that outside investors will have limited influence despite what could become the largest stock market debut in history.