Beta Technologies’ stock is down nearly 30% since its NYSE debut on November 4, but major Wall Street banks see a major rebound ahead. They’re betting on its strategy focusing on military, cargo, and medical flights, plus a lucrative aftermarket service model.
A new report reveals a surprising driver for Apple TV+ subscriptions: Major League Baseball. For six months in 2025, individual games topped the signup charts, beating out acclaimed series like *The Morning Show*.
SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has publicly addressed the sale of his company’s entire stake in Nvidia. He admitted he wouldn’t have sold if he had unlimited funds, calling it a move to raise capital for new AI projects like data centers.
Electricity prices are spiking after years of stagnation, and the coming AI data center boom is only part of the story. A conversation with a former utility commissioner reveals the deeper structural pressures on the grid that are hitting your wallet now.
Samsung is about to lock in an incredible 20-year streak as the world’s top TV seller, holding a massive 29% market share. However, LG maintains a firm grip on the premium OLED segment, leading for 13 years straight.
A report from Forbes highlights a stunning user revolt against Windows 11. Despite having hardware that can run it, 500 million people are sticking with Windows 10, setting up a potential security crisis.
Honor has started the staged rollout of MagicOS 10 for its Magic V5 foldable smartphone. The substantial 3.6 GB update includes numerous new features and improvements. It may take several days to reach all users globally.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission is sounding the alarm about a potential bubble in the humanoid robotics sector. With over 150 companies developing similar robots, officials worry about market saturation and restricted R&D opportunities. Citigroup forecasts exponential growth next
The UK’s Online Safety Act has triggered a massive VPN adoption wave as users avoid intrusive age checks. Now the government is considering restrictions, but banning VPNs entirely would be messy and complicated.
We’re on the brink of a world populated by humanoid robot assistants. Business Insider highlights the most promising US companies making this sci-fi vision real.
