Elon Musk has called Mark Zuckerberg a “cuck”

Elon Musk has called Mark Zuckerberg a “cuck”.. Meanwhile, Twitter has taken legal action against the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, which it had engaged to facilitate Elon Musk's acquisition of the company. The social media giant claims that Wachtell inappropriately received a $90 million payout

The US has now destroyed all of its chemical weapons

President Joe Biden announced Friday that the United States has completely destroyed its decades-old stockpiles of chemical weapons, fulfilling a commitment under the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention. "Today, I am proud to announce that the United States has safely destroyed the final munition in that stockpile -- bringing us

The US has given another $800 million in arms and equipment to Ukraine, including cluster ammunitions banned by 100 other countries.

In a recent development, the United States has announced its intention to provide Ukraine with cluster munitions, which are banned by over 100 countries, as part of an $800 million security package. Ukraine has expressed that this move will have an "extraordinary psycho-emotional impact" on Russian forces.

Elon Musk has sued the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to recover the $90 million it received from Twitter after the $44 billion takeover, accusing the firm of breaching its fiduciary duty and seeking restitution for a $90 million payment

Twitter has taken legal action against the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, which it had engaged to facilitate Elon Musk's acquisition of the company. The social media giant claims that Wachtell inappropriately received a $90 million payout as the deal approached its closing stage. According to

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OpenAI offers a flat base salary of $300,000 with no bonuses and negotiations

Per Business Insider OpenAI has a unique way of paying its employees. With around 500 workers, the company's salary computation relies on the salary-plus-equity model, with most employees paid $300,000 with a yearly grant of around $500,000 in a type of compensation called PPUs

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A Massachusetts bill would tax rich colleges, including Harvard, that favor alumni families and donors

Per Fortune After numerous reports of how some major colleges prioritized alumni or donor families, a Massachusetts bill aims to tax them. The tax collected from these colleges would be placed to good use. The report also names Harvard, where numerous reports say that the school prefered alumni and donor

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About 51% of households earning up to $75,000 yearly can only afford 23% of home listings

Per Morningstar Buying a home in the US has become increasingly difficult with about 51% of households earning up to $75,000 yearly only being able to afford 23% of home listings. This was according to a report by the National Association of Realtors and Realtors.com. Earners that take

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US commercial Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases was 68% more than the same point a year ago

Per Market Watch There have reportedly been much more Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases in the US compared to just a year ago. In June, there were 217,000 bankruptcy cases filed, a 17% increase from the 185,000 cases filed in the same period in 2022 but for commercial Chapter

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Bill Ackman promotes JPMorgan CEO to run for president, saying it would be a 'huge loss' if he didn't

Per Business Insider Billionaire Bill Ackman is now being more vocal about who he wants to run for US president. Specifically, he wants JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon to run, saying it would be a "huge loss" if he didn't. Ackman: "It is a huge loss

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Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub join forces to challenge new NYC law that pushes app food delivery workers to receive minimum wage

Per CNN Three of the largest food delivery apps are working together to fight against a law that could impose them having to pay a minimum wage to food delivery workers. The law comes from NYC and is now being challenged by Uber, DoorDash, and Grubhub. The three companies are

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Goldman Sachs rates Netflix 'neutral' by raising the target price to $400

Goldman Sachs is expressing its bullish estimations on Netflix, saying that the firm was raising its rating to "neutral." This came with a change in price target, raising it to $400. Initially, Goldman Sachs placed its price targets for Netflix at just $230. Upon announcement of the news,

Ukraine’s foreign currency reserves are at a record high of $38.99 billion

Ukraine's foreign exchange reserves have reached a historic milestone, exceeding $39 billion, primarily due to financial assistance from Western partners. This record high represents the highest level of reserves the country has achieved in over 30 years since gaining independence from the Soviet Union. Andriy Pyshnyi, the Governor

A Canadian judge has ruled that the “thumbs-up” emoji is just as valid as a signature, arguing that courts need to adapt to the “new reality” of how people communicate as he ordered a farmer to pay C$82,000 for an unfulfilled contract

In a recent case in Saskatchewan, Canada, a judge ruled that the "thumbs-up" emoji holds the same validity as a traditional signature, emphasizing the need for courts to adapt to the modern methods of communication. The ruling came as a farmer was ordered to pay C$82,

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is 7.22%

Mortgage rates have surged, with the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage reaching 7.22%, the highest since early November. This increase is partly due to the rise in the yield on the 10-year Treasury, driven by a robust employment report from ADP. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome

Lenders in Canada are now seeing 60-, 70-, even 90-year mortgages as Canadians struggle with rocketing interest rates

Some homeowners are facing extremely long amortization periods due to high interest rates. While the standard time to pay off a mortgage is 25 years, existing homeowners with 'fixed-payment' variable-rate mortgages are seeing their amortization periods extend to as much as 90 years. This happens because

President Biden is reportedly providing banned cluster munitions to Ukraine, despite the Cluster Munitions Treaty signed by over 100 countries

Per Excellent reporting of NYT President Biden and his team have been grappling with a challenging dilemma concerning the conflict in Ukraine for over six months. They have been deliberating whether to allow Ukrainian forces to deplete their desperately needed artillery ammunition in their fight against Russia or to provide

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Private sector added close to half a million jobs in June, doubling expectations

Per CNBC After a brutal round of major layoffs, especially in the tech sector, there has reportedly been a large hiring spree that happened in June. This was as the private sector added 497,000 jobs, doubling initial expectations, according to ADP. The most hires were said to be in

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Belarus President Lukashenko says Russian nuclear weapons won't be used

Per Nikkei The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, has assured the public that Russian nuclear weapons won't ever be used. These weapons were deployed in his country. So far, Lukashenko remains the Kremlin's ally regarding the war in Ukraine and it was noted that the two

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US continues $1 billion annually to Russia's nuclear program despite tension

Per BI US companies are still reliant on affordable nuclear fuel from Russia, resulting in $1 billion spent annually on the Kremlin's nuclear agency. This was according to the NYT, which shared how the money was spent mostly on enriched uranium. Darya Dolzickova, Royal Tank United analyst, said

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Realtor.com doesn't expect housing affordability to improve due to undersupply in the market for a decade

Per BI Realtor.com says that it doesn't expect housing affordability to improve. This was explained to be due to borrowing costs and home undersupply. These issues reportedly built up over the past decade, according to Danielle Hale from Realtor.com. The chief economist went on CNBC to

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Canada claps back at Meta for its plan to remove news availability in response to Bill C-18 by deciding to remove gov't ads on Facebook and Instagram

Per Bloomberg The Canadian government has decided to clap back at Meta's response to Bill C-18. Now, the government is removing its official ads from Facebook and Instagram. This comes after Meta decided to end news availability on its platform for Canada after Bill C-18 would

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Amazon ordered 100,000 vehicles from Rivian in 2019 and expects them to be part of its global fleet by 2030

Per Reuters In 2019, Amazon made a huge order to buy 100,000 vehicles from Rivian, and so far, the company has only been able to launch a few EVs. The electric vans which were ordered are now being deployed in Germany. More specifically, the electric vans will be deployed

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ChatGPT declined in June, with a 9.7% drop in mobile traffic and a 5.7% drop in unique visitors

Per Reuters OpenAI's ChatGPT has made records for how fast it once got users, but in June, the artificial intelligence chatbot experienced its first decline in users. This was for both mobile and web traffic. Similarweb data revealed that mobile traffic for ChatGPT dropped 9.7%, while unique

BlackRock, $BLK, CEO Larry Fink has said that bitcoin is an "international asset."

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, has said that I do believe the role of crypto is...it is digitizing gold in many ways."......."Let's be clear: bitcoin is an international asset" For reference, BlackRock has filed for a bitcoin ETF. BlackRock is making a move

US 2 year/10 year yield curve are currently at their deepest inversion in 42 years

On Monday, a significant part of the U.S. Treasury yield curve experienced its most pronounced inversion since the time of high inflation under Fed Chairman Paul Volcker. This inversion reflects concerns in the financial markets that the prolonged cycle of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve will push