X's legal letters took Nitter and XCancel offline
Nitter let anyone read X posts without an X account, an app or an ad. On August 24, X Corp sent cease and desist letters.
Sony is about to erase 551 movies and shows Europeans paid to own
The movies and shows you paid to own on your PlayStation can be taken back, and Sony is about to take 551 of them.
SpaceX IPO makes Elon Musk a trillionaire
SpaceX's first day as a public company made Elon Musk the first trillion-dollar person, according to Forbes and Bloomberg wealth counts.
Musk didn't start Tesla, a lawsuit made him a founder
In December 2015, a SpaceX rocket sent satellites toward orbit and then landed its booster upright on a pad.
Mega IPOs still have to earn the S&P 500
A huge IPO still can't buy its way into the S&P 500.
Google must let UK publishers opt out of AI answers
People clicked a normal Google result on just 8% of searches that showed an AI summary, a 2025 Pew Research Center study found.
Google will pay SpaceX $920M a month for AI servers
Google plans to pay SpaceX $920 million a month to rent AI server power.
Connecticut just made social media apps check your age, and minors need a parent's yes
Starting January 1, 2028, social media apps in Connecticut will have to check how old you are before they show you a personalized feed.
Michael Saylor said never sell Bitcoin. His company just did.
One of the loudest Bitcoin bulls spent years telling everyone one rule. Never sell. This week his own company sold.
Minnesota just made running a betting app a felony
One state just decided that running a popular betting app inside its borders can land you in prison. Not a fine.