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Bosses Push for Full-Time Office Return, Employees Just Say No

Despite high-profile return-to-office mandates from major companies, real commuter attendance has barely budged—highlighting a new normal in hybrid work.

Superman Soars with $122M U.S. Debut, Hits $217M Globally

The latest Superman reboot blasts off at the box office with an impressive $122 million in North America and a worldwide total reaching $217 million.

Prime Day Sparks a 30% Surge in U.S. Online Spending

This year’s four-day Prime Day sale ignited a significant 30% jump in U.S. online purchases, sparking a surge in activity across retailers and a focus on value buys.

U.S. to Impose 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico Imports Starting August 1

President Trump will implement 30% tariffs on goods from the European Union and Mexico beginning August 1, while both trading partners pursue negotiations to avoid the measures.

U.S. Confirms No Delay on New Tariff Deadline for Chinese Goods

The U.S. government has announced it will move forward with a planned tariff hike on Chinese imports, with no extensions or grace period.

Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door for Government Job Reductions

A recent Supreme Court decision has cleared the way for federal agencies to make staffing cuts more easily, reshaping how government workforces may operate in the future.

Jordan Wells

Intel to Cut Over 500 Jobs in Oregon Amid Strategic Restructuring

Intel is laying off more than 500 employees at its Oregon facilities as part of a broader effort to streamline operations and reduce costs.

Amazon Prime Day Kicks Off Slower Than Expected Amid Shifting Consumer Trends

Early data shows that Amazon’s Prime Day is off to a sluggish start this year, reflecting a more cautious consumer mindset and increased competition.

Texas Flood Disaster: Over 160 Still Missing as Search Efforts Intensify

After devastating floods swept through parts of Texas, more than 160 people remain unaccounted for as rescue teams work around the clock.

Apple Challenges $580 Million EU Fine Over App Store Practices

Apple is appealing a major antitrust fine from the European Union, pushing back against claims it unfairly restricted competition on its App Store.

Jordan Wells

Online Shopping Growth Hits a Wall as Consumer Habits Shift

After years of rapid growth, U.S. online shopping has significantly slowed, signaling changing consumer behavior and growing economic caution.

TikTok Preps Major App Overhaul Amid U.S. Pressure to Sell

As TikTok faces mounting pressure to sell its U.S. operations, the company is preparing a significant app update to streamline a potential transition.

Deadly Flooding in Texas Leaves Dozens Dead or Missing

Severe flooding across parts of Texas has resulted in multiple fatalities and missing persons, as emergency crews continue rescue operations amid ongoing weather threats.

CoreWeave Bets Big on AI With $9 Billion Infrastructure Expansion

Cloud computing company CoreWeave is investing $9 billion to scale its AI capabilities, signaling the growing demand for high-performance infrastructure in the artificial intelligence race.