Paramount has overhauled its flagship streaming app to focus on short-form video, a strategic shift aimed at boosting user engagement and competing with social media platforms that dominate mobile viewing habits.
North Korea’s Lazarus Group has been identified as the likely perpetrator behind the $292 million theft from Kelp DAO, a decentralized finance protocol, marking the largest DeFi exploit of 2026. The April 18 attack targeted the platform’s cross-chain bridge infrastructure, draining 116,500 rsETH tokens before spreading contagion across major lending protocols and triggering over $15 billion…
FBI Director Kash Patel has sued The Atlantic for $250 Million following alcohol abuse allegations by the publisher.
Suspiciously timed financial trades ahead of major policy announcements by Donald Trump are drawing fresh regulatory scrutiny, intensifying concerns that insider trading may be intersecting with political decision-making at the highest level of government.
Italy’s data protection regulator has imposed a major financial penalty on Poste Italiane, underscoring growing scrutiny of how large institutions handle user data in the digital era.
Intel is showing clear signs of recovery, with rising investor confidence and strategic progress in artificial intelligence and chip manufacturing—but analysts warn the company is still far from a full turnaround.
Alibaba Group is accelerating investments in artificial intelligence across shopping and video, a strategic shift that analysts increasingly view as the clearest path to restoring growth and investor confidence.
U.S. gasoline prices are unlikely to fall below $3 per gallon anytime soon, with Energy Secretary Chris Wright warning they could remain above that level until next year—despite signs that recent price spikes may have peaked.
Amazon is set to spend roughly $11 billion to acquire satellite firm Globalstar, a move that dramatically escalates its rivalry with Elon Musk’s Starlink and signals a deeper push into the fast-growing space-based internet market.
Oil prices plunged sharply after Iran confirmed that the Strait of Hormuz will remain open during an ongoing ceasefire, easing fears of a prolonged global supply shock and triggering an immediate market reaction.
