Character.ai and Google will settle lawsuits over teen suicides
Documents made public on Tuesday and Wednesday did not provide any further details on a “mediated settlement” between parents and the companies.
Zachary Folk, Forbes Staff
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro pleads not guilty at first US court appearance
The ousted Venezuelan leader was captured by U.S. troops in a raid on Saturday.
Musk already nears $700 billion valuation after Tesla stock breaks record
Tesla was trading at $488.54 when markets closed on Tuesday, finally reaching its previous record set in December 2024.
The gun murder rate in Australia is 6,000% lower than in U.S.
15 people were killed in an antisemitic attack at Bondi Beach on Sunday, an act more shocking because of the low gun violence numbers in Australia.
Hermès heir reportedly sues Bernard Arnault and LVMH
Nicolas Puech is alleging his former wealth manager sold his shares in Hermès without his knowledge.
Meta does not hold monopoly, judge rules
The Federal Trade Commission sued the social media company in 2020, accusing it of maintaining a monopoly, years after it purchased competitors Instagram and WhatsApp.
Peloton stock falls after 800,000 bikes recalled over seat issue
A seat post issue could cause injuries or falls, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
Prince Andrew will no longer be a ‘Prince,’ Buckingham Palace says
The former prince will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.
Meta laying off about 600 staff at AI Superintelligence Labs—Here’s what’s impacted
The layoffs will reportedly not impact the company’s division developing next-generation AI models.
AWS down again: Amazon, Reddit, Snapchat, Netflix among sites impacted
The company said it identified the root cause of the issues and was working on mitigating the problem.