Rockstar Games fired 31 employees in late October amid union organizing efforts, while simultaneously delaying GTA VI’s release. The company claims the terminations were for sharing confidential information, not union-busting. Both developments highlight ongoing tensions in the gaming industry.
The streaming service has grown from 2 million subscribers in 2019 to about 10 million today. Analysts predict it will surpass cable giants Charter and Comcast within two years.
Senator Elizabeth Warren’s analysis reveals staggering numbers behind Republican tax breaks for Big Tech. Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet would receive billions that could instead fund essential benefits for American families. The contrast highlights what Warren calls a “matter of priorities” in Was
China has approved export licenses allowing Nexperia chips to flow from Chinese factories to Europe again. However, the Dutch government shows no signs of relinquishing control over the chipmaker despite easing tensions.
Elon Musk has outlined an incredibly ambitious vision for Tesla’s future following shareholder approval of his $1 trillion compensation package. The promises include Optimus robots performing surgery, establishing bases on the moon and Mars, and scaling production by 50% by 2026. Musk says this mark
Former Remitly executives launched Upward to simplify embedded finance for businesses serving gig workers and creators. The startup just secured $8 million and a strategic Mastercard partnership. They’re already processing over $10 million in monthly payment volume.
Researchers have successfully revived an ancient human gene that was lost millions of years ago. Using CRISPR gene editing, they restored uricase enzyme function in human liver cells, dramatically reducing uric acid levels. This breakthrough could lead to new treatments for gout, kidney stones, and
Nintendo appears to be resisting the industry trend of console price hikes. President Shuntaro Furukawa says Switch 2 should maintain profitability despite rising component costs through mass production efficiencies.
Grand Theft Auto 5 continues to defy gravity twelve years after launch, selling more units than Brazil’s entire population. Meanwhile, GTA 6 faces another delay into late 2026, creating shareholder headaches despite the ongoing revenue machine.
According to an ex-Uber GM now building a startup in the UK, the biggest hiring mistake startups make is trying to hire like corporations too early. He shares his system of green and red flags that helped at both Uber and his current venture, focusing on finding people who genuinely want to build ra
