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AI Gig Workers Face 'Unfair' Work Conditions

The human gig workers behind AI are often subjected to "unfair" working conditions, a new Oxford report says

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Adidas and Ye’s Secret Battle Over a $100 Million Fund

Beneath the very public collapse of the Adidas sneaker deal with Ye is a private legal battle over a $100 million-a-year marketing fund.

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OceanGate Suspends Operations After Loss of Titan Submersible

OceanGate said it has halted all exploration and business operations following the fatal Titan accident.

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Ex-Audi Boss Skirts Jail in Diesel Probe Conviction

Rupert Stadler, the former head of Audi, sidestepped jail time after being convicted for fraud over the diesel-emissions scandal.

By Karin Matussek / Bloomberg

TikTok COO Pappas Steps Down

TikTok Chief Executive Officer Shou Chew said that V. Pappas is stepping down to focus on “entrepreneurial passions.”

By Alex Barinka and Christopher Palmeri / Bloomberg

Jack Ma’s Lieutenants Return to Oversee Tough Alibaba Reboot

Alibaba is bringing back two of Jack Ma’s longest-serving lieutenants to try and turn the company around

By Jane Zhang, Abhishek Vishnoi, Jeanny Yu and Zheping Huang / Bloomberg

Walgreens Sued by Ex-CEO for $200 Million

Greg Wasson is suing his former employer for $200 million in a contract dispute related to his startup.

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The 7 Biggest Challenges Twitter’s New CEO Faces

From managing under Elon Musk to bringing back advertisers, here are some of the challenges Linda Yaccarino faces

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Chris Licht Steps Down as CEO of CNN

The move marks a swift downfall for Licht, whose departure is immediate as the company looks for a replacement.

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Twitter Now Worth One-Third of What Musk Paid for It

Fidelity's new valuation follows three earlier mark-downs.

By Aisha Counts and Tom Maloney / Bloomberg

Vice Among 7 Weekend Bankruptcy Filings

Companies are feeling the crunch from a year of interest hikes.

By Libby Cherry / Bloomberg

Disney Versus DeSantis: A Timeline

Disney sued DeSantis on Wednesday, alleging that the Florida governor engaged in a political effort to hurt its business

By Tal Barak Harif and Felipe Marques / Bloomberg

Disney Sues DeSantis, Alleging Political Effort to Hurt Business

Disney alleges the Florida Governor is retaliating against it for speaking against his policies and threatening its business

By Tal Barak Harif and David Voreacos / Bloomberg

U.K. Blocks Microsoft-Activision Deal

The move could set the tone for the world’s biggest regulators

By Katharine Gemmell / Bloomberg

Snap Attracts 3 Million Paying Users to Snapchat+

The growth has exceeded the company’s expectations and includes the addition of about a million paying users in the past 11 weeks

By Alex Barinka / Bloomberg

TikTok Considers Splitting From ByteDance If Deal With U.S. Fails

The platform is facing a barrage of potential legislation in Congress, some of which mandates a separation.

By Alex Barinka and Olivia Carville / Bloomberg
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