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Nikola’s rapid rise ends in Chapter 11. The EV truck maker aims to sell core assets as funding dries up.

KFC is moving its US headquarters from Louisville, Kentucky to Plano, Texas, a decision that will affect roughly 100 employees in the next six months and require another 90 remote workers to relocate within 18 months. The change is part of Yum! Brands' strategic effort to tap into more favorable market conditions.

A proposal circulating online suggests that U.S. taxpayers might soon receive a one-time payment of $5,000, funded by significant savings from the Department of Government Efficiency.

Spotify is set to launch a new premium tier, potentially adding up to $5.99 per month on top of current subscription fees. Dubbed Music Pro, this service is expected to roll out later this year and will offer high-fidelity audio, innovative remixing tools, and exclusive access to concert ticket opportunities.

Christopher Nolan’s next film adapts Homer’s The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon as Odysseus. The epic journey lands in theaters July 17, 2026.

Elon Musk’s xAI launches Grok 3, a “scary-smart” chatbot powered by 100,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs and advanced training methods, promising fewer AI errors and seamless integration with X (formerly Twitter). Learn how Grok 3 elevates chatbot technology.

Apple has hinted at an upcoming product launch on February 19, sparking widespread speculation that the iPhone SE 4 could finally make its debut. CEO Tim Cook’s cryptic post on social media referred to a “newest family member,” though no specific product name was mentioned.

Apple has joined forces with Alibaba to enhance AI-powered features on iPhones in China, securing a crucial partnership amid growing competition. This deal positions Alibaba as a dominant force in the Chinese AI sector while helping Apple address its declining smartphone sales in the region.

Joann is closing 500 stores in bankruptcy, citing inventory woes. The chain aims to right-size operations for future survival.

Duolingo has stirred up the internet with a cryptic announcement declaring the unexpected “death” of its mascot, Duo the Owl. The language-learning platform shared the news in a tongue-in-cheek social media post, leaving fans both amused and confused.

January inflation surged to 3%, topping forecasts. Core prices rose too, straining budgets and fueling Fed policy debate.

Google is rolling out a name change for the body of water along America’s southern coast, swapping “Gulf of Mexico” with “Gulf of America” in its Maps app. The update follows an executive order signed by President Trump on his first day in office, directing federal agencies to officially rename the region on all U.S. government maps.

Musk’s $97.4B OpenAI bid sparks Altman’s “no thanks.” The ex-cofounders’ rivalry intensifies as the AI giant eyes a for-profit future.

Paramount has unveiled the lively first trailer for its upcoming Smurfs reboot, featuring Rihanna in the role of Smurfette. This new musical adventure takes the classic little blue heroes from their enchanted forest into the real world, all in an effort to rescue Papa Smurf—now voiced by John Goodman—from an evil duo of wizards.

Salesforce will cut 1,000-plus jobs despite AI hiring surge. Restructuring aims to boost next-gen products and sustain revenue growth.

Spotify’s first profitable year sparks a 13% stock surge. New label deals and user-engagement tactics solidify its streaming leadership.

Fox Corp. has revealed plans to roll out a new subscription-based streaming platform before 2025 wraps up. CEO Lachlan Murdoch teased that this new service—currently unnamed—will feature the network’s major shows, live sports, and news under one digital roof.

Pedro Pascal leads Marvel’s First Family into a 1960s-set cosmic saga. The “Fantastic Four” trailer teases retro flair and epic superhero family bonds.

PepsiCo’s Q4 EPS beats forecasts, but U.S. snack and drink volumes continue to slip. Investors eye 2025 strategy for signs of a stateside comeback.

Chick-fil-A’s two-story drive-thru uses drones and AI for super-fast service. The fast-food giant sets a new standard in convenience and efficiency.

Crypto sees a record $10B liquidation as tariffs fuel fear. Bybit’s CEO warns reported data is low, hinting at deeper market turmoil.

Costco is reportedly bumping hourly wages past $30 for a large share of its store workers, marking a substantial income boost in a tight labor market. This development emerges just as the International Brotherhood of Teamsters mulls a countrywide strike, demanding even stronger pay and benefits for nearly 18,000 Costco employees across five states.

It’s only been a few weeks since massive wildfires swept through Los Angeles, causing an estimated $350 million in infrastructure damage. Now, some of the biggest names in music are banding together for FireAid, a special two-concert event taking place January 30 at both the Intuit Dome and the Kia Forum.

Netflix has revealed that Squid Game season 3 will arrive in June, just six months after the dramatic season 2 finale. Creator Hwang Dong-Hyuk hinted that the story was written and filmed in such a way that the two seasons wouldn’t be far apart—indeed, we’re looking at one of the shortest turnarounds in Netflix history.