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Google Makes Switch from iPhone to Android Easier
Google is rolling out new tools designed to simplify moving from an iPhone to an Android device, making it easier to transfer photos, messages, and contacts.
Alphabet’s A.I. Bet Pays Off with Strong Earnings
Alphabet topped expectations with another quarter of strong revenue and profit growth, fueled by resilient advertising sales and continued momentum in Google.
A.I. Gold Rush or Money Pit? Amazon’s Spending Spike Spooks Wall Street
Amazon shares slid more than 9% after the company forecast sharply higher capital spending, reigniting investor fears that the AI boom may be a bubble.
Seahawks vs. Patriots: The Biggest Bets You Need to Know
BetMGM CEO Adam Greenblatt shares the hottest bets, surprising trends, and how prediction markets are changing the game.
From Social Feeds to Super Bowl: The Rise of Creator-Led Ads
Zoe Soon of IAB explains how TikTok and Instagram stars are now the real MVPs of Super Bowl advertising campaigns.
Big Business This Week: The SaaS-pocalypse hits the tech markets
All it took was a gentle nudge for tech markets to fall significantly.
Bitcoin Slumps to 15-month Low as Crypto Markets Weaken
Bitcoin’s price continued a prolonged decline, dropping to around $67,000, its lowest level in about 15 months.
Tequila, Canned Cocktails Stand Out as U.S. Booze Sales Stumble in 2025
U.S. liquor sales faced a tough 2025 with overall spirits demand weakening amid inflation, tariffs, and softer consumer spending.
A.I. Rivalry Spills into Super Bowl as Altman Slams Anthropic Ads
Anthropic launched a series of Super Bowl advertisements satirizing the idea of AI chatbots inserting intrusive ads into conversations.
Novo Nordisk Threatens Lawsuit Over Cheap Hims Copy of Wegovy Pill
Novo Nordisk is planning legal and regulatory action against telehealth provider Hims & Hers after they announced it would sell a lower cost weight-loss pill.
Layoffs Soar to Worst January Since 2009
U.S. employers announced over 108,000 layoffs in January 2026, the highest number for the month since 2009, according to a new report from Challenger.
