In a surprising budget proposal, California's Governor Gavin Newsom plans to scale back free healthcare for low-income undocumented migrants, citing a $16 billion revenue shortfall due to Trump's tariffs. Monthly premiums and new application blocks are on the table!
Google is introducing a new feature at its I/O conference that mimics Pinterest, allowing users to save curated images for fashion and design. This move aims to boost ad revenue amidst competition from AI platforms like ChatGPT.
Warner Bros. Discovery is set to charge $7.99/month for non-account holders using Max. This follows Netflix's lead in tackling password sharing, with plans to fully implement changes in 12-18 months.
The FAA is implementing immediate measures to tackle ongoing flight disruptions at Newark Liberty International Airport, including staffing boosts and new tech solutions. With airlines facing increasing operational costs, the situation has sparked outrage and calls for investigations.
A new study finds that higher state taxes are linked to lower cancer death rates. Researchers reveal how tax revenue funds essential screening programs that save lives, challenging common perceptions about taxation and health.
Mozilla's CFO warns that the DOJ's proposals to curb Google's search monopoly could threaten Firefox's survival, as it relies heavily on Google's payments. Significant cuts may follow if changes are implemented.
Amazon's cloud arm, AWS, is on track for a multibillion-dollar revenue boost driven by AI, even as tariffs and trade tensions threaten its retail business. Investors are keenly watching AWS's performance against Microsoft Azure.
In a landmark ruling, a federal judge has ordered Apple to make significant changes to its App Store practices, accusing the tech giant of deliberately failing to comply with previous court orders and attempting to hide its noncompliance.
Tesla's stock fell 3% as reports reveal the board is searching for a new CEO to replace Elon Musk, following a significant drop in sales and profits. Can they recover?
UPS is set to lay off 20,000 employees and shut down over 70 facilities as it reduces Amazon shipments. CEO Carol Tomé emphasizes the need for cost reduction amidst uncertain economic conditions.
