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  • Teenagers watching TV on a couchTech

    TikTok and Instagram are reportedly working on TV apps, following YouTube’s success

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  • A Kia K5Finance

    Ohio woman who had her car repossessed by the dealer takes legal ownership of dealership name in a revenge move for the ages

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  • A roofer working on a roofAI

    20 jobs and careers AI is unlikely to ever touch, according to Microsoft

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  • A glass case filled with Hess toy trucksFinance

    Hess is now owned by Chevron, but Hess toy trucks will remain owned by the Hess family

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  • The Zillow logo on a phone, in front of a blue Zillow logo backgroundReal Estate

    Zillow is the target of a massive infringement lawsuit that could force it to pay north of $1 billion in damages

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  • A nurse examining a newborn baby in ChinaFinance

    China is offering parents $500 annually for each new child they have for 3 years in an effort to boost declining birth rate

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  • A Spirit Airlines plane on the runwayFinance

    Spirit Airlines says it will furlough 270 pilots and demote 140 captains to first officers

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  • A plate of chicken wingsFinance

    July 29 is National Chicken Wing Day. Here’s where to get free food

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  • Ryan ReynoldsArts & Entertainment

    Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort ad agency turned Astronomer’s viral moment into marketing gold

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  • Hulk Hogan rips his shirt offFinance

    Hulk Hogan’s death could be bad news for Hooters

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  • A giant cowboy hat with a Google logo on itAI

    Google will now let U.S. residents virtually try on clothes before they buy

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  • Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol smilesC-Suite

    Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol made 6,666 times more than the median employee at his coffee chain last year

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  • The Krispy Kreme logoRetail

    Krispy Kreme will give you a free doughnut in August—if you’re wearing the right shoes

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  • A dirty sodaRetail

    McDonald’s plans to test ‘dirty sodas’ and other drinks starting this fall

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  • Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of South ParkArts & Entertainment

    South Park season premiere goes scorched earth on Trump following Paramount settlement

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