After years of legal battles, Google and Epic Games have submitted a joint proposal to reform the Play Store. The deal would reduce fees for developers and open Android to more competition while maintaining security standards. This could end one of the biggest antitrust fights in tech.
Windows 10 continues to dominate in many regions despite hitting end of support. The operating system maintains nearly half the market share in Europe and Asia, creating a major headache for Microsoft’s upgrade push.
Uber reported $13.47 billion in Q3 revenue with 3.5 billion trips, but a $479 million legal charge hammered profits. The company faces multiple lawsuits including a DOJ discrimination case while trying to maintain its growth trajectory.
IBM is laying off thousands of workers, with sources indicating up to half of the US infrastructure group could be affected. The cuts come despite the company reporting $16.3 billion in Q3 2025 revenue and 17% growth in its infrastructure segment. Employees have 30 days to find new positions or face
Scientists have discovered how to use light to induce non-reciprocal magnetic interactions in solids. This effectively breaks Newton’s third law of motion and creates spontaneous “chase-and-run” rotations. The work could revolutionize light-controlled quantum materials and spintronic devices.
Asian AI-linked stocks are getting hammered as investors question sky-high valuations. SoftBank plunged 10% while Advantest fell over 8%, tracking declines in U.S. peers like Palantir.
Super Micro Computer’s shares tumbled after forecasting weaker-than-expected profits despite strong revenue growth. The server maker projected earnings of 46-54 cents per share versus analyst expectations of 62 cents. This comes amid concerns about their ability to capitalize on AI equipment demand.
Norges Bank Investment Management, Tesla’s sixth-largest institutional investor, announced it will reject Elon Musk’s massive compensation package. The $1 trillion pay proposal has become the most divisive issue at Thursday’s annual shareholder meeting.
The chair of UBS is sounding alarms about a “looming systemic risk” in the insurance industry, comparing today’s private credit market to 2007’s subprime crisis. Apollo’s CEO immediately shot back, defending his firm’s practices and shifting the blame elsewhere. This isn’t just a war of words—it’s a
Apple is planning to release its first affordable Mac laptop in early 2026, according to Bloomberg. The device will target students and casual users with a price “well under $1,000” and could use iPhone processors.
