BUSINESS

Finneas O'Connell critiques the social media habits of the ultra-rich, arguing that wealth does not guarantee dignified behaviour and advocating for charitable use of financial resources.

Al-Qa'qa' bin Antar, known as the 'Spider-Man of Yemen,' died after falling into a volcanic crater during a high-risk climb, underscoring the economic pressures behind his viral stunts.

SpaceX's Nasdaq debut pushed shares past $135, turning 4,400+ staff into paper millionaires under lock-up restrictions.

Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO will hit your 401(k) and IRA savings through index funds within days. Experts explain why the impact is small despite the $1.75t valuation.

Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire following SpaceX's record-breaking IPO, which significantly boosted his net worth.

Read how spanish regulatory framework is shaping the European online casino and regulated-iGaming picture in 2026 and where the next phase is headed.

Ubisoft's decision to announce layoffs under embargo has sparked public outcry, highlighting the growing trend of AI-driven job cuts and the insensitivity of such announcements.

Rising energy costs and tighter EPC targets push British homeowners to source triple-glazed windows from Poland's booming joinery industry.

As New York's housing costs soar, young professionals are finding affordable living in convents, where rents are lower and community living offers additional benefits.

Teen millionaire Zach Yadegari, creator of Cal AI, is tackling Gen Z's doomscrolling with his brand Flow. From selling Cal AI to MyFitnessPal to launching a new alarm clock, his journey continues.

The unprecedented $727 million prize fund for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with champions earning a historic $50 million, sets a record and impacts every participating nation.

A $4.2M Florida home became the first with a Bitcoin-backed mortgage, combining crypto and Fannie Mae, which was closed in just 23 days.

Noah B. Wilson, a developer laid off from ServiceNow, warns about AI's potential to replace jobs, sparking debate over automation's impact on employment in the tech sector.

Kevin O'Leary says AI adoption across every S&P 500 sector is why stocks keep hitting record highs despite the war and economic fears.

Microsoft's Xbox reportedly plans major layoffs in July as new CEO Asha Sharma warns the gaming unit is overextended after a $20B five-year spending spree.

Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire following SpaceX's record-breaking IPO, raising questions about modern wealth limits as his empire expands across AI and electric vehicles.

A Carl's Jr. franchisee in California is closing or selling 59 restaurants after filing for bankruptcy, citing rising costs and declining profitability as key challenges.

Open Banking has reshaped UK casino deposits after the credit card ban, with Pay by Bank gaining ground as operators seek lower costs and smoother payments.

Meta's partnership with Reliance Industries is transforming India's AI scene with a 168 MW data centre in Jamnagar. Discover Meta's $145B AI investment and its global impact.

Giulio Occhionero argues that option pricing models still contain hidden distortions and mispricings, despite decades of refinement since Black-Scholes.

Used vehicle values vary across sources and regions. Digital channels reveal conflicting signals, making it essential to interpret multiple market data points to understand true worth.

UK iGaming faces its biggest shake‑up in 20 years. Rising duties and reforms open space for agile new entrants with niche, mobile‑first platforms.

Global economic shocks are changing how UK investors manage risk, increasing focus on liquidity, diversification, discipline, and being prepared.

As AI adoption grows, employees express concerns over job security and potential layoffs, fearing companies may use AI to cut costs by reducing workforce numbers.

Opendoor shifts focus to US operations, closing India offices and cutting 250 jobs. CEO Kaz Nejatian cites strategic alignment with American customers. Investors react positively, boosting OPEN stock by 8%.

Taylor Swift fans are betting millions on her wedding details with Travis Kelce, sparking debate over the ethics of such predictions.

The second wave of payments from Facebook's £572.75 million privacy settlement begins, distributing leftover funds from uncashed cheques to eligible users who filed claims before the original deadline.

As investment floods into AI-native sales software, a quieter shift is rewarding fast, focused CRMs. A look at why speed is becoming the real measure of a CRM, and where reliable, sales-first tools like Artilo fit in.

B2Press introduces a new logo and visual identity, reflecting its growth into a global PR platform. The rebranding underscores its technology-driven approach and commitment to enhancing media visibility.