Meet the Inventor Dubbed ‘Black Edison,’ Who Beat Thomas Edison in Court
In the 1880s, Granville T. Woods won patent battles to protect his inventions, including a system to allow moving trains […]
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Justice Department Rebuffs French on X Probe, Musk Interview
The U.S. Justice Department told French authorities it wouldn’t facilitate their efforts to investigate Elon Musk’s X, after a raid
Billionaire Connie Ballmer Wants to Help Cement NPR’s Future
The philanthropist, a longtime listener, donated $80 million to the media organization after the Trump administration cut funding. Source link
Saudi Fund Behind LIV Golf Has $900 Billion But Is Still Strapped for Cash
If folded, the upstart golf circuit would join a growing list of ambitious projects the Public Investment Fund has shelved.
Fear and Loathing Among the Haves and Have Mores in San Francisco
The gold-rush city’s vibe has turned angry as the AI boom creates a new K-shaped economy. Source link
Iran war causing staycation spike – Suffolk holiday firms
One man says he cancelled his holiday to Spain due to the rising costs and uncertainty. Source link
Judge Halts Nexstar-Tegna TV Station Merger
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against the broadcast merger, saying it was likely to violate the Clayton Act.
Skimp on Yogurt, Splurge on Skydiving: The Rise of the Frugal Rich
High earners are embracing thriftiness—unless it’s for something really fun. Source link
Greg Abel Has Been Leading Berkshire for 100 Days. Things Are Already Changing.
The new CEO is scrutinizing businesses and investments established under Warren Buffett’s long run. Source link