In a stunning reversal from their 2024 partnership, Apple has filed a federal lawsuit accusing OpenAI of systematically stealing secrets through former employees to develop rival hardware, naming the AI company's chief hardware officer as a defendant.
A wave of price hikes from Microsoft, Apple, Netflix, and Nintendo is making at-home entertainment as expensive as going out, leaving consumers with fewer affordable leisure options as funflation spreads beyond concerts and travel.
The 2026 Home Run Derby returns to a swing-based format as baseball's biggest power hitters compete at Citizens Bank Park, with hometown Phillies stars Harper and Schwarber facing off against rising talents like Junior Caminero and Ben Rice.
Eli Lilly has committed approximately 25 billion dollars across ten acquisitions in the first half of 2026, accounting for more than half of Big Pharma's combined deal spending as it reinvests GLP-1 profits.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signals a fundamental shift in Fed priorities, stating that inflation now poses a greater threat than labor market weakness as the July FOMC meeting approaches.
Pittsburgh rookie Esmerlyn Valdez blasted three home runs and drove in eight runs as the Pirates swept a doubleheader against the Brewers, setting a franchise record for homers in his first 27 career games.
Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google are investing record sums in artificial intelligence while simultaneously slashing their workforces—a contradiction that defines the 2026 tech economy.
Chairman Warsh's first FOMC meeting shows a central bank split down the middle on whether to raise or cut rates, with tariffs, the Iran war, and AI spending all fueling inflation uncertainty.