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AT&T recently announced a significant data breach that impacted a vast majority of its wireless customers. The telecommunications giant revealed that unauthorized parties gained access to files containing call and text message records, raising concerns about customer privacy and data security.

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Samsung Electronics has forecast a remarkable 1,400% jump in profits for the second quarter of 2024, driven primarily by the surging demand for advanced computer chips fueled by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. This unprecedented growth reflects the company's strategic positioning in the rapidly evolving tech landscape and highlights the transformative impact of AI on the global semiconductor industry.

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Boeing, the aerospace giant, finds itself at a critical juncture as federal prosecutors consider reviving a criminal charge against the company. The outcome, expected by Sunday, July 7, 2024, could have far-reaching consequences for the aviation industry leader.

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The founder of US investment firm Archegos, Bill Hwang, was found guilty Wednesday of fraud and market manipulation in a case focused on the fund's 2021 implosion that cost major banks billions of dollars.

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Bob’s Stores, a beloved discount retailer in northeast America, is shutting down after nearly 70 years in business. The company recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and will soon close all 21 of its locations, liquidating its inventory in the coming weeks.

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Shein, the fast-fashion e-commerce giant, is making bold moves to improve its image and expand its presence in Europe and the UK ahead of a potential initial public offering (IPO) in London. The company, known for its ultra-low prices and rapid production model, has pledged to invest 250 million euros ($271 million) over five years in these markets, signaling a shift in strategy as it faces mounting criticism and regulatory challenges.

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Electric vehicle startup Fisker has requested approval from a Delaware bankruptcy court judge to sell its remaining inventory of Ocean SUVs at a significant discount. The company, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June, aims to offload 3,321 electric vehicles to New York-based American Lease for $46.25 million, averaging approximately $14,000 per vehicle.

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