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Twitter users left confused as Elon Musk imposes new daily reading limits

Musk said the change is to “address extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation.”

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff

The best and worst US small cap stocks of first half 2023

Bitcoin miners are surging thanks to a strong year for crypto, while ChatGPT is slamming stocks like online study-help company Chegg.

  • By Hank Tucker
  • Forbes Staff

These popular third-party Reddit apps will disappear Saturday as API changes take effect

Apps that offer alternative ways to use Reddit, such as Apollo and Rif Is Fun, will shut down over Reddit’s highly controversial API pricing changes—though other apps will remain using new subscription models.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

Apple hits $3 trillion market value—and could soar another $800 billion

The iPhone maker is as valuable as Tesla, Berkshire Hathaway, Meta and Netflix– combined.

  • By Derek Saul
  • Forbes Staff

Google removing all Canadian news sites from searches after law requires payments for outlets

Canada approved the Online News Act earlier this month, requiring companies to pay news publishers to link to their content.

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff

Inflection AI, the year-old startup behind Chatbot Pi, raises US$1.3 billion

Mustafa Suleyman’s chatbot startup Inflection AI is now valued at $4 billion, backed by Microsoft, Nvidia and tech billionaires Reid Hoffman, Bill Gates and Eric Schmidt.

  • By Alex Konrad
  • Forbes Staff

‘Presumed human remains’ found in Titanic sub debris, coast guard says

The debris field was found last week, but the Coast Guard announced Thursday “presumed human remains” were carefully recovered from the wreckage.

  • By Molly Bohannon

Nissan reportedly spied on former COO As CEO searched for leverage

COO Ashwani Gupta resigned from the company earlier this month, with reports suggesting he had an internal conflict with CEO Makato Uchida.

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff

Why Jane Street Capital co-founder went from Wall St to building art schools

Tim Reynolds, one of the founders of quant firm Jane Street Capital, which now trades trillions of dollars’ worth of securities annually, stepped back from the company more than a decade ago to concentrate on building art schools and private resorts to support them in some of the world’s most beautiful but economically challenged locations.

  • By Stewart Hawkins
  • Managing Editor

Jack Dorsey-backed Damus removed from App Store over Bitcoin tipping dispute

Apple followed through on threats from earlier in the month to remove Damus from its App Store.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV
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