Business Insider is shifting focus after a two-year foundational transformation. The outlet’s 2026 goals are clear: hit financial targets and become a daily routine for its core audience. The strategy is already showing early results in traffic and return visits.
Apple reported a massive earnings beat, fueled by a 23% surge in iPhone sales to $85.27 billion. However, the stock dipped as analysts expressed concern over rising memory costs and a lack of full-year guidance, overshadowing the strong quarter.
A bellwether trial in California is putting social media giants on the hook for teen mental health issues. But proving a direct link for an individual is a monumental task, and a federal law called Section 230 stands in the way. The outcome could reshape the internet.
A UK state savings bank is in a massive IT crisis. Its transformation program is wildly over budget and behind schedule, forcing a desperate rethink that could mean abandoning old systems.
France is taking a drastic step to protect kids online. A new bill, passed by the National Assembly, would ban social media access for children under 15 and prohibit mobile phones in high schools. It now heads to the Senate.
Marquis, a Texas-based fintech firm, says a hack at SonicWall led directly to its own data breach. The company is now considering legal action to recoup costs from the cybersecurity provider.
The South African industrial group Barloworld has been delisted from the JSE and A2X following its acquisition. The new ownership is a 51/49 split between the black-owned Entsha and the Zahid Group, with longtime CEO Dominic Sewela leading the transition.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is clarifying the nature of a major US-Taiwan trade deal involving TSMC. He says the agreement focuses on adding new semiconductor manufacturing capacity globally, not transferring existing output from Taiwan. This comes amid intense geopolitical pressure and Taiwan’s own ene
Mark Zuckerberg told analysts to wait 90 days for details, but revealed a staggering plan to spend up to $135 billion by 2026 on AI infrastructure and “superintelligent” agents. The move doubles Meta’s current capex, betting everything that AI can reinvent its core business and finally make smart gl
A bombshell report details how U.S. nuclear safety regulations are being dramatically weakened. The changes, backed by tech giants, strip away critical environmental and security protections for new reactor projects.
