Tesla’s Historic Compensation Vote Tests Shareholder Loyalty and Corporate Governance
The Battle Over Executive Compensation As Tesla prepares for its November 6 shareholder meeting, the company faces mounting pressure over…
The Battle Over Executive Compensation As Tesla prepares for its November 6 shareholder meeting, the company faces mounting pressure over…
A New Era for F1 Broadcasting in America In a move that signals Apple’s serious commitment to sports content, the…
Tech Industry Sees Major Executive Shifts Amid AI Boom and Security Concerns The technology sector is experiencing significant leadership transitions…
Jefferies CEO Rich Handler told investors the investment bank believes it was “defrauded” in the First Brands Group bankruptcy that has rattled Wall Street. The auto parts conglomerate’s collapse with over $2 billion reportedly missing has drawn comparisons to Enron from famed short seller Jim Chanos.
Jefferies Financial Group CEO Rich Handler has reportedly told investors his firm believes it was “defrauded” by First Brands Group, according to recent SEC filing disclosures. The comments came as the investment bank faced scrutiny over its exposure to the auto parts conglomerate’s bankruptcy that has sent shockwaves through financial markets.
Larry Ellison’s fortune reportedly decreased by approximately $24 billion following Oracle’s stock decline, according to analyst reports. The drop comes amid questions about the company’s capital expenditure plans despite continued optimism about cloud infrastructure growth. Ellison remains the world’s second-wealthiest person with an estimated $350.6 billion net worth.
Larry Ellison’s substantial net worth reportedly decreased by approximately $24.1 billion following a recent decline in Oracle Corporation shares, according to financial analysts. The technology billionaire, who holds about 41% equity in the company he co-founded, saw his fortune drop to an estimated $350.6 billion, sources indicate.
Unprecedented Growth Meets Market Hesitation While U.S. electric vehicle sales surged to over 430,000 units between July and September—a remarkable…
A Growing Movement in Game Development In a significant development for the gaming industry, more than 100 Blizzard employees working…
** Salesforce has introduced Agentforce IT Service, a new AI-powered IT service management platform unveiled at Dreamforce. The launch creates significant implementation and migration opportunities for Salesforce’s global partner ecosystem while positioning the company in the competitive ITSM market.
Salesforce has launched Agentforce IT Service, a significant new product introduction at its annual Dreamforce conference that reportedly aims to transform IT service management through AI-driven automation. According to reports, the platform launches with more than 100 prebuilt connectors and integrations with major technology companies including CrowdStrike, Google, Microsoft and IBM, creating immediate implementation opportunities for Salesforce partners.
AT&T home internet customers face another monthly rate increase as the telecommunications giant confirms a $5 price hike effective December 2025. This marks the third consecutive year of increases, following similar hikes in 2023 and 2024 according to industry reports.
AT&T customers will see their monthly internet bills rise by $5 starting December 2025, according to reports from multiple sources. This marks the third consecutive year that the telecommunications company has implemented similar price increases, with previous hikes occurring in 2023 and 2024 according to industry analysts.
AT&T customers face another round of internet price increases as the telecommunications giant confirms a $5 monthly rate hike set for December 2025. This marks the third consecutive year the company has implemented similar increases, according to industry reports. Subscribers are being notified via email and encouraged to explore discount options to offset the rising costs.
AT&T customers are facing another round of price increases as the telecommunications company confirms a $5 monthly rate hike for home internet services effective December 1, 2025, according to reports. This marks the third consecutive year that AT&T has implemented similar increases, with previous $5 hikes occurring in both 2023 and 2024, sources indicate.