Tech
TikTok is fast losing Gen Z’s energy. The app hasn’t gone anywhere. It’s still the first place people check for trends and chaos. But the vibe has changed. Lately, a lot of Gen Z users are scrolling with one eyebrow raised. Something about the feed feels off,
Business
While signing up for software online is usually a one-click decision, canceling it can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. That frustration is now at the center of a $150 million settlement involving Adobe, following accusations from U.S. regulators that the company made it too hard for customers to
Tech
Ever opened YouTube just to watch one thing and then spent 10 to 15 minutes scrolling? You’re not alone. With millions of videos and an algorithm constantly pushing recommendations, sometimes the hardest part of YouTube is deciding what to watch. That frustration is what a new web app called
Scams
That video in your social feed where a celebrity “exposes” a secret investment trick or someone reveals a way to make easy money might not be what it looks like. In fact, it could be part of a massive global scam network spreading across social media ads. Security researchers say
Business
The paper price tags at Walmart may be on borrowed time. The retail brand plans to replace them with digital shelf labels (DSLs) across its U.S. stores. According to the company, the goal is fewer pricing mistakes and faster updates. But the change is raising concerns among shoppers. Let’
Food
Ever grabbed a candy bar at checkout and thought, wait… when did this get so expensive? It’s not all in your head. A new U.S. inflation report shows candy and chewing gum prices jumped sharply in February, rising far faster than many other grocery items. According to the
Business
If you grew up wandering American malls, there’s a good chance you walked past an Eddie Bauer. The outdoor clothing brand has been around for more than a century, selling everything from winter jackets to hiking gear. If you needed a reliable jacket or flannels that could survive an
Business
Remember when everyone thought physical retail was dying? Turns out the story was a little more complicated. U.S. retailers are actually preparing to open thousands of new stores in 2026, even as some familiar chains continue closing locations. The companies leading the charge aren’t luxury brands or mall
Business
Food
The strange new snack trend coming to store shelves
When people say “no system is truly safe,” this is what they mean. The FBI is investigating a breach inside its own network and the affected systems reportedly include tools connected to wiretapping and surveillance warrants. While the bureau isn’t saying much yet, here is what we know about
Science
AI was supposed to take work off our plates. You ask a bot to write something, another one to summarize it, another one to turn it into slides, and maybe a fourth to automate the workflow. Productivity unlocked, right? Well… maybe not. A new study suggests that constantly juggling AI