The consequences of the writers’ strike are starting to hit. Late night shows, including “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “The Late Show With Stephen… Read More »Late night shows go dark in the early fallout of Writers’ Strike
Enlarge / An Electron rocket launches the “There and Back Again” mission in 2022. Rocket laboratory Life is pretty good for Rocket Lab and its… Read More »Rocket Lab takes off at high cadence, new venture for Electron
Lawmakers and regulators have spent years crafting laws and regulations designed to limit the power and size of America’s largest banks. But those efforts were… Read More »Nighttime bargaining frenzy left the First Republic in JPMorgan’s control
It may surprise you that some of the most controversial radio hosts in America are also the most famous. While controversy can wreak havoc in… Read More »The 12 Most Controversial Radio Hosts of All Time – Radio Fidelity
In October 2021, Google pledged to stop placing ads next to content that denied the existence and causes of climate change, so purveyors of the… Read More »Google promised to debunk climate lies, but the ads keep coming
But with more crypto investors turning to self-custody, both software and hardware wallet makers are looking to make their products more accessible and make the… Read More »FTX-ed Crypto Investors Are Going Back To Hardware Wallets
While many people assume that celebrity fame and fortune is reserved for television personalities, some of the world’s richest people got their start on the… Read More »The richest radio station hosts in the US (according to Net Worth) – Radio Fidelity
Why it matters: The goal is to control inflation while avoiding a recession. The gap between the overall inflation rate and underlying core inflation reflects… Read More »Eurozone prices rose in April as the central bank tries to curb inflation
Enlarge / Researchers investigated the stability of bubble chains in carbonated drinks such as champagne and sparkling wine. Madeline Federle and Colin Sullivan Roberto Zenit,… Read More »Why champagne has stable “bubble chains” and other fizzy drinks don’t
In the latest chapter of the battle between Disney and the state of Florida, the newly appointed board of directors for a special tax district… Read More »Disney sued by Florida for control of theme park expansion
Israel is increasingly relying on facial recognition in the occupied West Bank to track Palestinians and restrict their passage through key checkpoints, according to a… Read More »Facial recognition enables “automated apartheid” in Israel, the report said
Hollywood’s 15-year labor peace was shattered Monday night, as film and television writers said they would go on strike, halting many productions and dealing a… Read More »Hollywood writers go on strike and halt TV and movie production
T-Mobile said Monday it experienced a hack that exposed account PINs and other customer data in the company’s second network breach this year and its… Read More »T-Mobile announces 2nd data breach of 2023, this leaks account PINs and more
Is the worst of the banking crisis over? It may seem like a strange question to ask so soon after the collapse of the First… Read More »After the collapse of the First Republic, is the worst of the banking crisis over?
First Republic Bank was seized by regulators on Monday and sold to JPMorgan Chase, the latest victim of a banking crisis that saw other troubled… Read More »A timeline of how the banking crisis unfolded
