Companies

In her new book, “Every Screen on the Planet: The War Over TikTok,” Forbes journalist Emily Baker-White looks at the story of TikTok and the developments that led to a potential deal with the Trump White House.

From the BBC World Service: Apple has called for the European Union's antitrust watchdogs to scrap some of its tech regulations.

There’s been a steady drumbeat of increases from other streamers too, as platforms move away from chasing subscriber growth to chasing profits.

Sometimes they’re investing to meet current demand, sometimes they’re planning for the future.

Best Buy is making a push to sell more in-store ads on their many available screens, including "takeovers" by a single brand

The browser wars have entered a new phase. It’s all about AI.

The wage hikes are likely a move to remain competitive.

Air freight companies have tried to pivot by flying goods to other parts of the globe, but it’s not enough to make up for lost business.

American investors have come to expect and rely on frequent disclosures from public companies, but some critics say it hinders long-term thinking and innovation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission currently requires public companies to report earnings quarterly, but the president wants to move to twice-yearly reporting.