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Elon Musk Vows Appeal After OpenAI Wins Court Fight Over $38 Million Founding Dispute
Elon Musk said he will appeal a California court ruling that dismissed his lawsuit against OpenAI and its top executives, escalating a legal battle over whether the company abandoned the nonprofit principles on which it was founded. 
Elon Musk said he will appeal a California court ruling that dismissed his lawsuit against OpenAI and its top executives, escalating a legal battle over whether the company abandoned the nonprofit principles on which it was founded. -
Elon Musk Loses OpenAI Lawsuit as Jury Rejects Claims Against Sam Altman and Microsoft
Elon Musk suffered a major legal defeat Monday after a federal jury in Oakland found that OpenAI and its leadership could not be held liable in a closely watched lawsuit challenging the company's transformation from a nonprofit research lab into one of the world's most valuable artificial intelligence businesses. 
Elon Musk suffered a major legal defeat Monday after a federal jury in Oakland found that OpenAI and its leadership could not be held liable in a closely watched lawsuit challenging the company's transformation from a nonprofit research lab into one of the world's most valuable artificial intelligence businesses. -
Trump Reports 3,642 Q1 Stock Trades With $1M Bets on Nvidia, Apple and Oracle During Market Turmoil
Donald Trump disclosed more than 3,600 stock trades during the first quarter of 2026, according to newly filed ethics documents that reveal aggressive buying across major technology and financial companies during one of the year's most volatile market stretches. 
Donald Trump disclosed more than 3,600 stock trades during the first quarter of 2026, according to newly filed ethics documents that reveal aggressive buying across major technology and financial companies during one of the year's most volatile market stretches. -
Texas Sues Netflix, Accuses Streaming Giant of Secret User Surveillance and Manipulative Autoplay Practices
Netflix is facing a lawsuit from the state of Texas accusing the streaming giant of secretly collecting consumer data, sharing user information with advertising firms and using manipulative platform features designed to keep viewers watching. 
Netflix is facing a lawsuit from the state of Texas accusing the streaming giant of secretly collecting consumer data, sharing user information with advertising firms and using manipulative platform features designed to keep viewers watching. -
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says AI Will ‘Reindustrialize America’ as Meta, Amazon and Coinbase Slash Jobs
NVIDIA Chief Executive Jensen Huang used a commencement speech at Carnegie Mellon University to cast artificial intelligence as a transformational force capable of rebuilding American industry, even as major technology companies continue eliminating thousands of jobs in the name of AI-driven efficiency. 
NVIDIA Chief Executive Jensen Huang used a commencement speech at Carnegie Mellon University to cast artificial intelligence as a transformational force capable of rebuilding American industry, even as major technology companies continue eliminating thousands of jobs in the name of AI-driven efficiency. -
Canvas Hackers Threaten to Leak 275 Million Student Records as ShinyHunters Sets 12 May Ransom Deadline
Instructure is facing mounting pressure after cybercrime group ShinyHunters hijacked Canvas login pages at hundreds of universities and threatened to release what it claims are hundreds of millions of stolen student records unless a ransom demand is met by 12 May. 
Instructure is facing mounting pressure after cybercrime group ShinyHunters hijacked Canvas login pages at hundreds of universities and threatened to release what it claims are hundreds of millions of stolen student records unless a ransom demand is met by 12 May. -
Microsoft Offers Up to 39 Weeks’ Pay and 5 Years of Healthcare in First-Ever Retirement Buyout Amid AI Expansion
Microsoft is offering eligible U.S. employees up to 39 weeks of pay, extended healthcare coverage and continued stock vesting under the company's first-ever Voluntary Retirement Program, as the tech giant accelerates its massive artificial intelligence expansion. 
Microsoft is offering eligible U.S. employees up to 39 weeks of pay, extended healthcare coverage and continued stock vesting under the company's first-ever Voluntary Retirement Program, as the tech giant accelerates its massive artificial intelligence expansion. -
Apple Agrees to $250 Million Siri AI Settlement as iPhone Buyers Could Claim Up to $95 Per Device
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the company of promoting advanced AI-powered Siri features that were never delivered to millions of iPhone buyers, marking one of the most significant legal setbacks yet tied to the company's push into artificial intelligence. 
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the company of promoting advanced AI-powered Siri features that were never delivered to millions of iPhone buyers, marking one of the most significant legal setbacks yet tied to the company's push into artificial intelligence. -
Delta Cuts Free Snacks on 450 Daily Flights Under 350 Miles, Sparking Passenger Backlash
Delta Air Lines is facing a wave of passenger backlash after confirming it will eliminate complimentary snacks and beverages on hundreds of short-haul flights across the United States, a move set to take effect May 19 and reshape the baseline expectations for economy travel. 
Delta Air Lines is facing a wave of passenger backlash after confirming it will eliminate complimentary snacks and beverages on hundreds of short-haul flights across the United States, a move set to take effect May 19 and reshape the baseline expectations for economy travel. -
Tesla, Disney Among 88 U.S. Corporations Paying $0 Federal Income Tax on $105 Billion Profit
A report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy finds that 88 major U.S. corporations, including Tesla, Walt Disney and Citigroup, paid no federal income tax in 2025 despite generating more than $105 billion in U.S. profits, highlighting a widening gap between statutory tax rates and actual corporate payments. 
A report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy finds that 88 major U.S. corporations, including Tesla, Walt Disney and Citigroup, paid no federal income tax in 2025 despite generating more than $105 billion in U.S. profits, highlighting a widening gap between statutory tax rates and actual corporate payments.
