Elon Musk declares ‘war’ on advertisers with fresh lawsuit alleging ‘massive boycott’ on X
X accused the Global Alliance for Responsible Media of helping to coordinate a pause in advertising after Musk bought Twitter in 2022.
Month: August 2024
‘It was chaos’—Alaska Airlines co-pilot describes ‘explosive experience’ during Boeing jet fiasco
Federal investigators began questioning officials from Boeing and its key supplier on Tuesday to understand how the Jan. 5 accident occurred.
Former drug lord Pablo Escobar is so popular with tourists Colombia is pushing to ban souvenirs ‘exalting’ him
The proposed law would fine sellers of merchandise depicting convicted criminals, and would also fine people wearing clothing 'exalting' the late drug trafficker.
How an obscure Japanese yen trade sparked a global market meltdown—and why the worst could be yet to come
Financial experts explain the Japanese yen carry trade, a Wall Street favorite that’s beginning to unwind.
In Tim Walz, Kamala Harris gets a labor champion who can still appeal to critical heartland voters
The Minnesota governor has passed sweeping labor reform laws in his second term, earning the endorsements of UAW President Shawn Fein and Senator Bernie Sanders.
An interest rate cut won’t fix the housing crisis, Moody’s economist says
Rate cuts will help, but there’s still a shortfall of close to 2 million homes in the country, according to Moody’s.
5 ways a Harris-Walz win could reshape U.S. health care
Big changes could be coming, according to policy experts.
OpenAI is suffering an exodus of senior talent
The newest departures leave OpenAI with only three of its 11 original cofounders.
Top economist Mohamed El-Erian: Fed would make ‘a huge mistake’ if it lets itself be bullied into cutting rates
“I think it’s a little bit like wanting to go to the emergency room for a cough,” El-Erian told Fortune.
