Federal Trade Commission Takes Action Against Subscription Practices
The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit Monday against Uber, alleging the ride-hail and delivery giant charged customers for its Uber One
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Concerns Over Instagram’s Impact on Facebook
According to an internal email, Mark Zuckerberg once suggested spinning out Instgram as solution to its ‘cannibalization’ of Facebook.
Rapid Growth of AI-Powered Search in Europe
ChatGPT search is growing quickly in Europe, according to data reported by OpenAI to comply with the EU’s Digital Services Act.
E-commerce Giant Plans to Move Headquarters Back to India Ahead of IPO
Flipkart, the Walmart-owned Indian e-commerce startup that closely fights Amazon in the South Asian market, is preparing to shift its headquarters back to
Columbia Student’s AI Tool for Cheating Raises $5.3 Million Amid Controversy
On Sunday, 21-year-old Chungin “Roy” Lee announced he’s raised $5.3 million in seed funding from Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures for his startup,
Rivian Welcomes AI Innovator to Its Board, Signaling a Strong Focus on Artificial Intelligence
Aidan Gomez, the co-founder and CEO of generative AI startup Cohere, has joined the board of EV maker Rivian, according to a regulatory filing. The
The Accessibility of Generative AI Tools in Higher Education: A Growing Divide
Half of chief technology officers say their institution doesn’t grant students access to generative AI tools. How does your college compare?
University Steps Up to Support Research Amid Federal Funding Challenges
April 21, 2025 Northwestern University is stepping in to fund ongoing research projects after the private institution received stop-work orders on nearly 100 federal grants, CBS News Chicago reported.…
Impact of Policy Changes on Undocumented Students in California and Oregon
Undocumented students in the two states can’t participate in federal programs that support underserved students anymore, depriving them of valuable services.
Essential Insights on International Student Visa Revocations
More than 1,500 students from nearly 250 colleges have had their visas revoked, but who they are—and why they’ve been targeted—is still largely unknown.