Meta Stock Split and New Shares to Fund AI Spending
Meta reportedly plans a stock split and new nonvoting shares to support AI investment while preserving founder Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control.
Meta reportedly plans a stock split and new nonvoting shares to support AI investment while preserving founder Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control.
Reports say Meta was ordered to pay New Mexico $25 billion over Facebook privacy allegations, but the ruling’s legal status and details remain unconfirmed.
Organizations reportedly took websites offline while assessing a critical PHP security issue, applying updates, and reducing the risk of exploitation.
Tesla beat earnings and sales expectations, generated positive free cash flow, and reported lower capex. Automotive revenue and profit still declined, leaving growth questions unresolved.
Reports claim EA has closed BioWare and eliminated about 400 jobs, but the studio’s shutdown, project cancellations, and the future of its franchises remain unconfirmed.
Xbox is reportedly testing a playtime-based cloud gaming pass for selected Insiders, including a possible $3.99 option that could work without Game Pass.
Apple Music reportedly has a new ripple-like logo, but it remains unclear whether the design is a permanent rebrand, a campaign identity, or a limited visual update.
Reachability is reportedly coming to the iPhone Duo later in 2026, but it may not be available at launch. Here is what buyers should know.
Reports say a U.S.-backed vaccine trial involving African newborns was halted, but key details about approval, safety, sponsorship, and participant outcomes remain unconfirmed.
A study warns that narrower or delayed hepatitis B vaccine recommendations could reduce timely infant protection, although the available summary does not verify its methods or estimate.