Articles by Madelaine Panganiban
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Michael and Susan Dell Commit $6.25 Billion to Fund Trump Accounts for American Children
A $6.25 billion pledge from Michael and Susan Dell will fund investment accounts to help millions of American children save for their future.
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YouTube Confirms Compliance With Australia's Groundbreaking Teen Age Rule
Australia enforces a new law banning under-16s from YouTube accounts as the platform confirms compliance despite raising safety concerns.
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Michael Burry Criticizes Elon Musk's Tesla, Cites 3.6% Annual Shareholder Dilution
Investor Michael Burry calls Tesla "overvalued," citing 3.6% annual shareholder dilution under Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay plan.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Receives Binding Cash Offer From Netflix in Ongoing Auction
Netflix submits a binding cash bid as Warner Bros. Discovery moves closer to a potential sale in a competitive media auction.
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Netflix's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Faces Scrutiny From White House Officials
Netflix's planned acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery faces White House antitrust scrutiny over potential Hollywood market dominance.
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Airbus' Sweeping A320 Recall Hits 6,000 Jets, Disrupting Operations Across US, Europe, and Asia
Airbus recalls 6,000 A320 jets worldwide, causing flight delays and disruptions across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
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Amazon Delivery Drone Activates Safety Feature After Hitting Overhead Cable
An Amazon delivery drone made a safe emergency landing after clipping an overhead internet cable in Texas, prompting an FAA investigation.
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Amazon Prevented From Being Regulated Under New York's Controversial Labor Law
A federal judge blocks New York from enforcing a new labor law against Amazon, citing federal authority over private-sector disputes.
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HP Slashes Workforce by Up to 10% as Company Pivots to Artificial Intelligence
HP announces plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide as it shifts toward AI-driven operations and cost-saving strategies.
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Spotify Premium in the US Set for Price Hike in First Quarter of 2026: Report
Spotify is expected to raise U.S. Premium prices in early 2026, marking its first American price hike since 2024.
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Rad Power Bikes Batteries Labeled Fire Risk by CPSC; Consumers Urged to Stop Using Them
Rad Power Bikes owners are urged to stop using certain batteries after the CPSC warned they pose a serious fire and explosion risk.
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Meta Stopped Studies After Evidence Showed Facebook Negatively Affects Users, Court Documents Say
Court filings say Meta halted internal research after finding Facebook could harm users' mental health, sparking major safety concerns.
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Nvidia Chips Export Plot Involving Americans and Chinese Nationals Exposed
Four individuals, including two Americans and two Chinese nationals, face federal charges for secretly exporting Nvidia AI chips to China.
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Elon Musk Predicts Work Will Become Optional Within 10–20 Years Due to AI and Robotics
Elon Musk predicts AI and robots will make work optional within 10–20 years, reshaping the future of jobs and money.
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Toyota CEO Channels Trump Spirit at NASCAR, Announces Nearly $1 Billion US Investment
Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda announces a $912 million U.S. investment in hybrid vehicle production after a patriotic NASCAR event in Japan.
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xAI's Valuation Soars to $230 Billion as Elon Musk Eyes $15 Billion Funding Round
Elon Musk's xAI eyes $15 billion funding as its valuation soars to $230 billion.
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Tesla Avoids Class Action in Racial Harassment Suit Citing Unwilling Worker Testimony
California judge blocks Tesla racial harassment class-action lawsuit over lack of willing worker testimony.
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Verizon to Transform 180 Stores into Franchises, Cutting Thousands of Jobs
Verizon plans to cut 15,000 jobs and convert 180 stores into franchises amid rising competition.
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Ubisoft Delays Half-Year Results, Sparks Investor Speculation as Shares Halted on Euronext
Ubisoft delays its half-year results and halts trading on Euronext, sparking investor concern and speculation.
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Amazon Lays Off Nearly 700 Corporate Employees in New York City
Amazon is cutting nearly 700 corporate jobs in New York City as part of a major restructuring to streamline operations and reduce costs.
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Elon Musk Wins Shareholder Support for Unprecedented $1 Trillion Tesla Compensation Package
Elon Musk secures shareholder approval for a historic $1 trillion Tesla compensation package tied to ambitious company goals.
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Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Tesla Pay Proposal Hits Resistance from Norway's Mega Fund
Norway's $2 trillion wealth fund opposes Elon Musk's $1 trillion Tesla pay plan, citing concerns over its size and shareholder impact.
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Tesla Sales Crash in Europe While Rival EV Makers Surge Ahead
Tesla faces a sharp sales drop in Europe as rivals gain ground and legal challenges mount.
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Baidu Matches Waymo With 250,000 Weekly Robotaxi Rides as China-US Tech Rivalry Heats Up
Baidu's Apollo Go hits 250,000 weekly robotaxi rides, matching Waymo and intensifying the China-US race in autonomous driving technology.
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Udio Users Scramble to Save Creations as Universal Settlement Forces Policy Shift
Udio gives users 48 hours to download AI-generated songs after settling a copyright dispute with Universal Music.
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang Treats Crowds During Night with Samsung, Hyundai Execs
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang wows fans in South Korea while meeting Samsung and Hyundai leaders over fried chicken and AI deals.
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TikTok Sale Moves Forward as China Greenlights Transfer Agreement
China has approved TikTok's U.S. transfer agreement, moving the app closer to a new American ownership.
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Reddit CEO Addresses Lawsuits Against AI Firms: 'Our Duty Is to Protect Our Data'
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman defends the company's lawsuits against AI firms for unauthorized use of its user data.
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Walmart Refutes TikTok Claims That Stores Will Shut Down on November 1
Walmart denies viral TikTok rumors claiming all stores will close on November 1, assuring customers that locations remain open and fully operational.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Awkward Moment After Billie Eilish Calls Out Billionaires at WSJ Awards
Billie Eilish calls out billionaires to share their wealth at the WSJ Innovator Awards, leaving Mark Zuckerberg visibly awkward during her speech.
