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Dating apps: Delete and repeat

For better or for worse, the process of meeting someone who could end up being the love of your life has been revolutionized with the rise of online dating. Gamified swipe-based apps such as Tinder and Bumble can make it feel even easier to meet people. Read more...

MicroStrategy rebrands as Strategy with a Bitcoin-inspired logo

Bitcoin-maximalist and business intelligence firm MicroStrategy ( MSTR ) has rebranded as Strategy , unveiling a new identity centered around Bitcoin.The rebrand features a stylized “B” logo and adopts orange as its primary brand color, which the company says symbolizes energy,

Elon Musk's DOGE has a new No. 1 fan

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) came into existence with the pledge to slash red tape and dismantle the federal bureaucracy. Although it certainly hasn’t been free of controversy , there’s one group of people that have stars in their eyes: defense

AMD stock plunges 10% despite beating sales expectations

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices ( AMD ) tumbled more than 10% on Wednesday morning, hitting a new 52-week low despite the semiconductor giant exceeding revenue expectations in its latest earnings report. The shares were trading at $108 each in the morning. Read more...

Apple is caught in Trump's trade war crossfire

China’s antitrust watchdog is reportedly eyeing a formal probe into Apple’s ( AAPL ) fees for app developers, giving CEO Tim Cook another problem to worry about as the U.S.’ trade war with Beijing kicks off. Read more...

The Ozempic boom is slowing down

Sales of Novo Nordisk’s ( NVO ) blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy doubled in the fourth quarter, but the Danish pharmaceutical giant warns that sales growth for all its drugs — including Ozempic — is expected to slow in the coming year. Read more...

Donald Trump's playbook for privatizing America's government

When Donald Trump was running for president, he made it clear that one of his priorities was to slash the size of government. On his first day in office, cameras clicked as President Trump signed what he said were 100 executive orders putting his stamp on the U.S. government,