The American Rebellion Against AI Is Gaining Steam(wsj.com)

81 points by JaakkoP 5 months ago | 68 comments

OpenAI Is Preparing to File for an IPO Soon(wsj.com)

139 points by louiereederson 5 months ago | 295 comments

Walking slower? Your ears, not your knees, might be the problem(wsj.com)

123 points by marc__1 5 months ago | 74 comments

U.S. to Create High-Tech Manufacturing Zone in Philippines(wsj.com)

15 points by dcgudeman 6 months ago | 10 comments

GameStop Preparing Offer for eBay(wsj.com)

55 points by voisin 5 months ago | 34 comments

America's Data Center Build-Out Is Falling Way Behind Schedule(wsj.com)

15 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 4 months ago | 4 comments

Americans are spending billions on stuff they forget to cancel(wsj.com)

352 points by hhs 2 years ago | 567 comments

Wall Street Journal article about Americans spending billions on subscriptions such as streaming services that they forget to cancel.

Japan bets $67B to become a global chip powerhouse once again(finance.yahoo.com)

401 points by jonbaer 2 years ago | 211 comments

Bloomberg article syndicated on Yahoo Finance about Japan spending $67 billion in subsidies to rebuild its semiconductor industry.

Disney Raising Prices Days After Confirming Ads Will Now Show Up on Every Tier(tvfandomlounge.com)

353 points by robtherobber 3 days ago | 358 comments

A TV Fandom Lounge article on Disney+ and Hulu raising subscription prices days after updating terms to allow ads on all tiers, including Premium, alongside weak Nielsen ratings.

Amazon's Twitch to Cut 500 Employees, About 35% of Staff(bloomberg.com)

329 points by MurizS 2 years ago | 302 comments

Bloomberg news article reporting that Amazon-owned Twitch will cut about 500 employees, roughly 35% of its staff, to stem losses.

New York City to ban deceptive subscription practices(theguardian.com)

583 points by randycupertino 3 months ago | 295 comments

Guardian article reporting New York City will become the first US city to ban deceptive subscription practices and junk fees under a rule from the Mamdani administration.

Disney+ and Hulu raise prices by up to 13 percent after doubling profits(arstechnica.com)

105 points by Brajeshwar 1 month ago | 120 comments

Ars Technica article reporting that Disney+ and Hulu are raising subscription prices by up to 13 percent after Disney's streaming profits doubled.