A new report details the “Great Frustration” facing job seekers in 2025. Despite low headline unemployment, hiring is at a decade-low, applications have tripled, and workers are burning through savings.
Elon Musk just got a whole lot richer. A Delaware court reversed its earlier decision, awarding him a colossal $55 billion pay package from Tesla. This vindicates Musk and follows a shareholder vote to approve an even more staggering future package.
Samsung might equip its 2026 Galaxy Z Flip 8 with its in-house Exynos 2600 chipset, breaking from recent Snapdragon tradition. This move would be a major gamble for its popular flip phone line.
Anysphere, the company behind the Cursor AI coding assistant, has acquired AI code review startup Graphite. The deal’s price is rumored to be significantly above Graphite’s recent $290 million valuation.
Netflix is making a major move into gaming by acquiring avatar platform Ready Player Me. The company’s team of 20 will join Netflix, and its services for developers will be shut down by January 31st, 2026.
Microsoft is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its DirectX 12 graphics API. Over the last decade, it has evolved from a foundational low-level control layer into a comprehensive suite powering ray tracing, mesh shaders, and AI-assisted features.
The Justice Department is legally required to release its trove of Jeffrey Epstein records by December 19. This new batch could go far beyond what’s been seen, but skepticism remains about a full, on-time disclosure.
A Wedbush analyst just slapped an “underperform” rating on Lyft, predicting autonomous vehicles will hammer the stock in 2026. The warning comes even as Lyft shares are up 54% this year. The core fear? Lyft is too exposed and undiversified to survive the AV shift.
The FBI is warning smartphone users about a surge in sophisticated bank impersonation scams, especially during the holidays. Criminals use AI and spoofed numbers to create convincing calls, tricking victims into moving money or handing over financial details. More than $260 million has been stolen t
Following Apple’s announcement of App Store changes for Japan, AltStore PAL is already available for download. The sideloading platform is celebrating its first international expansion outside the EU with a free month of Patreon access for users.
