Shein files for IPO amid fast-fashion surge, reports
The China-based fast-fashion company could go public as early as next year, reports say, despite investigations into its operations.
Molly Bohannon, Forbes Staff
OpenAI exploring ChatGPT’s potential in classrooms—despite critics saying AI promotes cheating
A chief executive for the company said at a conference last week that it will probably launch a team focused on integrating the service into classrooms next year.
‘Continuous flow’ of aid expected into Gaza as second delivery arrives
The second delivery of food, water and medical supplies arrived in Gaza late Sunday afternoon, the UN’s relief chief said.
At least 260 killed At Israeli music festival in Hamas attack—attendees describe ‘horror movie’
The festival—which took place miles from the Gaza Strip border—was a rave and dance party to celebrate the Jewish holiday Sukkot.
SEC sues Elon Musk for refusing to testify about Twitter purchase
Musk bought Twitter almost a year ago for $44 billion.
OpenAI could reach massive $90 billion valuation with new share sales, reports
The intended valuation for the company is about three times what it was earlier this year.
Elon Musk’s Neuralink wants volunteers for first human trial of its brain-implant chips
Neuralink got FDA approval to start testing its brain implants on humans in May, and is now recruiting participants.
WeWork will renegotiate ‘nearly all leases’—after warning it may go out of business
The news of lease renegotiation comes a month after executives said the future of the company was uncertain.
Spanish soccer head quitting after controversial World Cup kiss
Luis Rubiales apologized for the kiss earlier in the week, but also criticized the outrage against him.
YouTube star MrBeast facing $100m lawsuit over MrBeast Burgers comments
The company operating MrBeast’s ghost kitchen alleges it faced damages “in the nine-figure range” because of the YouTuber.