Technology

Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been found guilty of all seven criminal counts in his federal fraud and conspiracy trial.

WeWork, a company once valued at $47 billion, now sells for around $1.12 per share at a market capitalization of $59 million.

A new employee stock plan revealed the company is worth $19 billion, 55% less than the $44 billion Musk paid for it last year.

Subscriptions will be available for any user over 18, while Meta explores providing younger users with a “useful and responsible ad experience.”

Sundar Pichai—testifying during Google’s antitrust trial—said deals with Apple and others were meant to make the user experience “seamless and easy.”

The Summit community is an elite group of high-growth tech entrepreneurs who band together to help each other through the gruelling start-up and growth grind. The group is a part of Innovation Bay, which also facilitates communities of VCs and angel investors.

X, formerly known as Twitter, launched two new tiers of Premium subscriptions—including Premium+, which eliminates ads in For You and Following—amid its declining ad revenue.

The Series B round led by Spark Capital values 5-year old Abridge, which is used by 5,000 doctors, at $200 million. But it’s up against Nuance, which Microsoft bought for $18.8 billion and is used by half a million doctors.

Forbes announced today the beta launch of Adelaide, its purpose-built news search tool using Google Cloud.

Forbes got an exclusive look at the celebrities and billionaires who’ve used a federal program to hide their private-plane flights. Here’s why it’s not working.