For at least two decades, former Amazon executive Dave Clark ended his work week the same way: a standing Friday date night with his wife, Leigh Anne. Over dinner, the Clarks would talk through the “peak and pit” of their weeks. The ritual often revolved around Amazon, where Clark played a central role in building
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Wednesday that it is investigating Nike for allegedly discriminating against white workers. The agency that polices discrimination in the workplace filed an action in federal court in Missouri to compel the publicly traded athletic shoe and apparel giant to produce information in response to a subpoena the agency
Solana price continued its strong downward trend, even after Goldman Sachs announced a stake in SOL ETFs. SOL token retreated to $80, down sharply from the all-time high of $294. It has retreated for five consecutive weeks, erasing billions of dollars in value Goldman Sachs has invested in Solana Goldman Sachs, a top Wall Street
LOS ANGELES — The world’s biggest social media companies face several landmark trials this year that seek to hold them responsible for harms to children who use their platforms. Opening statements for the first, in Los Angeles County Superior Court, begin this week. Instagram’s parent company Meta and Google’s YouTube will face claims that their
Hong Kong is accelerating efforts to build a regulated digital-asset ecosystem, advancing stablecoin licensing and expanding crypto market infrastructure even as mainland China maintains a strict ban on cryptocurrency activity. Authorities say the initiative is designed as a supervised framework for financial innovation rather than a reversal of Beijing’s policy. The developments were discussed across
Heineken has announced plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs globally as part of a new cost and productivity drive, after reporting solid but moderating profit growth in its 2025 full-year earnings. The Dutch brewer, the world’s second largest by market value, said it is adjusting its structure to operate more efficiently through the end
Braden John Karony, the former chief executive of defunct crypto platform SafeMoon, has been sentenced to 100 months in federal prison for his role in a sweeping fraud scheme that misled investors and siphoned millions from what was once touted as a revolutionary token. The sentence was handed down on Feb. 10 by US District