A federal court decision prohibited the use of the Twitter name while allowing rights to the term tweet and the bird mascot. In response to the judicial outcome, the platform previously named New Twitter has formally adopted the branding Tweet.app.
Anthropic is preparing for a public listing that could value the artificial intelligence developer at up to $2 trillion. Prospective shareholders will have to accept an external oversight board that holds majority control without owning company equity.
Tesla has published an online interest form asking prospective customers if they want to buy and operate Cybercab vehicle fleets. The initiative allows the company to collect information from individuals interested in commercial autonomous fleet ownership.
More than 200 personnel behind Wikipedia have organized into a union for the first time in the site's history. The new bargaining unit includes workers across engineering, finance, and communications divisions under the Communications Workers of America.
Data center infrastructure developer Crusoe has reportedly raised $3 billion in a new financing round, pushing its valuation to $30 billion. The funding follows a reported $13 billion commercial contract secured with trading firm Jane Street.
The board of Delivery Hero has approved a $15 billion acquisition proposal from Uber. If regulatory and final approvals clear, the deal will form one of the world's largest food delivery platforms.
Google will not be forced to dismantle its advertising division following a judicial decision issued on Wednesday. However, the ruling mandates that the tech giant modify its operational practices to ensure a more favorable environment for competing platforms.
Reliance is expanding its JioHotstar streaming service into international markets, targeting viewers in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Singapore. The overseas offering will focus exclusively on general entertainment content while omitting live sports programming.
Major tech platforms are facing concurrent challenges across regulatory compliance, infrastructure reliability, and corporate security. Amazon faces a multi-state antitrust suit over ad fees, Microsoft is patching widespread Outlook outages, and Apple is pursuing a data theft case.
Apple App Store chief Phil Schiller is edging closer to retirement amid a broader shift in top executive ranks. While he is not departing the iPhone maker immediately, internal employees view recent leadership changes as a signal of his eventual exit.
X plans to phase out its current advertising revenue sharing model following September 7. In its place, the social media platform is introducing a dedicated rewards system aimed at incentivizing original content.
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to fund a $567 million youth mental health program following consumer protection penalties. Concurrently, Google restructured its AI organization as Cloudflare introduced an agent-specific web browser.
Uber Eats has detailed a collection of verified promotional codes and member perks for August 2026. The discounts include $15 savings, dedicated new user promotions, and Uber One membership benefits designed to lower meal prices and delivery fees.
Active promotional offers in August 2026 provide targeted price reductions across productivity software, computing hardware, and travel bookings. Options include up to 14 percent off Google Workspace packages, 10 percent off Newegg items, and verified Hotels.com savings.
New Mexico's court ordered Meta to pay $567 million in a landmark child safety case, bringing total penalties near $1 billion. Meanwhile, regional initiatives in Flagstaff and Lincoln University highlight the ongoing push to integrate AI across business and math education.
