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GM's Equinox EV fell 92.4% last quarter after America ended its $7,500 credit. Europe kept its mandates and electric cars took 29% of registrations.

Samsung has put $100 on most Galaxy S26 phones seven months after launch. Its own memory division is making 94% of the company's profit.

Factory's CEO accused an adviser who joined rival Cognition of unethical conduct. Cognition, the adviser and Vinod Khosla deny it.

Grindr is buying PurposeMed, owner of HIV prevention service Freddie, for $250mn plus a $70mn earn-out, its first major deal since 2009.

Coliving marketplace PadSplit, which rents furnished rooms by the week with no credit check, is entering three of the priciest US housing markets.

TSMC is weighing a Texas campus where each fab would cost at least $20B. Its only European project totals EUR 10B and will not make AI chips.

AskBobAI's founder is driving 3,400 miles through 20 US cities to film how workers, parents and teachers are living with AI.

Walmart's Shop to Light feature makes digital shelf labels flash from its app, with tools for staff, in every store by the holidays.

Former LinkedIn chief Ryan Roslansky, who now runs Office, will leave Microsoft at the end of 2026 because he won't move to Redmond.

Jim Farley says it is too late for Europe to resist Chinese carmakers. Ford's own European plan is a Valencia joint venture with Geely, built from 2028.