British Airways chief executive Luis Gallego has warned that all airlines will need to raise fares to offset surging jet…
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Russia’s Secret Hacker School, Europol’s Hidden Files and the Clean Tech Executives Who Paid Themselves Millions While Losing Money
Marked as Europe Day on 9 May, Follow the Money's latest investigative briefing covers several major stories. Two American tax…
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EU’s New Law Forces Brands to Stop Destroying Unsold Goods Before the 2026 Deadline Hits
The EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), Regulation (EU) 2024/1781, has applied since 18 July 2024, replacing the previous…
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Ola Electric Bets Its Survival on a New Motorcycle While the Brand Wound It Cannot Price Away Keeps Bleeding
Ola Electric, once commanding nearly 36% of India's electric two-wheeler market, is attempting a comeback through its Roadster motorcycle lineup…
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Bank of America Recruits 30-Year M&A Veteran to Capture Its Share of a $2 Trillion Deal Surge
Bank of America has appointed veteran investment banker Richard Hardegree as vice chair of mergers and acquisitions, according to an…
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Oracle Laid Off Tens of Thousands by Email, Refused Better Severance, and Left One Worker $1 Million Short of Vesting
Following Oracle's mass layoff of an estimated 20,000 to 30,000 employees via email on March 31, affected workers attempted to…
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Quantum Motion Raises $160M to Build Quantum Computers Using Standard Chip Factory Technology
UK-based quantum computing startup Quantum Motion has raised $160m in a Series C round, one of Europe's largest quantum fundraises.…
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Mark Cuban Saves University of Dallas Basketball Team’s Dream UK Trip After Travel Company Bankruptcy Freezes Their Funds
Mark Cuban has donated $30,000 to the University of Dallas men's basketball team to help fund a trip to the…
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12 Years, $2 Million and a Golf Tournament That’s Helping Reverse ALS
The Under Ballou Skies Golf Classic, founded by CBS Austin sports director Bob Ballou, returned Friday for its 12th year,…
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European Startups Are Betting Millions on Replacing X and TikTok, But 99% of Those Who Tried Before Them Failed
A wave of European social media startups is challenging American and Asian tech giants, banking on growing user distrust of…
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