Oracle’s 6am Layoff Emails Hit Staff Amid New Wave of Cuts
Early-morning layoff emails hit Oracle staff as the company presses ahead with sweeping restructuring costing billions.
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Study Finds Library E-Lending Correlates With Falling Book Profits
A study ties library e-lending to falling book profits, but blame falls elsewhere than the humble reader.
Nike Shareholders Reject Proposal Seeking Report on Activist Giving After Faith-Based Investor’s Questions on Minor Care
Nike shareholders reject a faith-based transparency proposal on DEI risks as the company faces an S&P 100 exit and a $200B market cap drop.
Paying Your Credit Card Bill on the Due Date Could Crash Your Score — Here’s the Right Day to Pay
Paying your credit card on the due date may hurt your score. Learn why early payments before the statement closing date can improve your credit ratio.
AI-Accelerated Attacks Leave Banks Minutes, Not Weeks, to Patch Flaws, BIS Warns
BIS warns AI is shrinking the window for banks to patch software flaws from weeks to minutes, urging faster cyber defenses and new response strategies.
SpaceX shares climb as investors weigh its data center overhaul and a budding UK defense deal
SpaceX stock rises as investors weigh data center reliability overhaul and new UK defense contracts for Starshield and Starlink.
Mediapro Group Takes Imagina Name in Corporate Reorganization
Spain's Mediapro Group will relaunch as Imagina on Jan 1, 2027, after cutting 189 staff and forecasting 50-60% EBITDA growth under new leadership.
Cato Analysis: Seizing All Billionaire Wealth Would Fund Just 9% of the Socialist Agenda
Cato Institute analysis finds DSA's 2026 proposals could cost $71T-$212T, far beyond what taxing the richest Americans could cover.
Selling in The Villages: Bond Payoffs, Tax Traps and Medicare Risks Cost More Than the Price Cut
Selling a home in The Villages? The sale price is the easy part. Bond assessments, amenity fees, capital gains, and Medicare traps can cost you more.
Ink Business Premier rewards heavy spenders and covers employee cards — but you must pay your balance in full
Review of the Ink Business Premier Credit Card: 2% cash back, $1,000 welcome bonus, free employee cards, but $195 annual fee and pay-in-full structure.