Kristina Roberts
Journalist | Content Creator | Entrepreneur Follow at @kristina I write on Entertainment, Sports and Tech News.
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Google Plans to End Partnership with Scale AI Following Meta’s Major Investment, Sources Reveal
In a surprising turn of events, Google, the biggest customer of the artificial intelligence (AI) data company Scale AI, is preparing to cut ties with the startup. This decision comes after Meta, the parent company of Facebook, announced it was buying a 49% stake in Scale AI, according to sources familiar with the matter. The […] More
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Meta’s $14.8 Billion AI Partnership Faces US Regulatory Scrutiny
Meta, the company behind Facebook, recently made a huge $14.8 billion deal with Scale AI, a company that helps label data for artificial intelligence. This deal gives Meta a 49% stake in Scale AI, but since it’s a nonvoting stake, it doesn’t give Meta full control over the company. Because of this, the deal doesn’t […] More
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Blake Lively Requests US Judge to Stop Justin Baldoni from Bringing Taylor Swift into Legal Dispute
Blake Lively has officially asked a judge to prevent Justin Baldoni’s legal team from involving Taylor Swift in their ongoing court case. According to reports, Lively’s lawyers have called the attempt to include Swift a “publicity stunt” with no real connection to the legal matter. They argue that Taylor Swift has nothing to do with […] More
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US Court Delays Nippon Steel Case, Requests Update by June 20
A U.S. court has decided to extend the pause in the legal battle between Nippon Steel and the government, giving both sides more time to finalize their agreement. The case involves Nippon Steel’s plan to buy U.S. Steel, a major American steel company. The court has asked for updates by June 20 before moving forward. […] More
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Immigration Concerns Cast Shadow Over Soccer Tournaments as Fans Fear ICE Presence
The excitement for the upcoming Club World Cup and Gold Cup soccer tournaments has been dampened by growing fears among fans over the possible presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers at the matches. Many supporters, especially those from immigrant communities, are worried about being targeted or questioned, leading some to cancel their […] More
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McDonald’s Resolves $10 Billion Lawsuit Over Advertising Practices with Black-Owned Media in the US
McDonald’s, the famous fast-food chain, has settled a major lawsuit filed by media entrepreneur Byron Allen. The lawsuit, which demanded $10 billion, accused McDonald’s of not spending enough on advertising with Black-owned media companies. The case claimed that McDonald’s was unfairly excluding these businesses from its advertising budget, which Allen called “racial stereotyping.” The settlement […] More
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US Actor Lewis Pullman May Join Father Bill Pullman in Upcoming ‘Spaceballs’ Sequel
The world of comedy and sci-fi might soon witness a heartwarming father-son reunion on the big screen. According to recent reports, Lewis Pullman, the talented actor known for his roles in major films, is in talks to star alongside his father, Bill Pullman, in the much-anticipated sequel to the 1987 cult classic Spaceballs. The original movie, […] More
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Tesla Increases Prices of Upgraded Model S and Model X in the US
Tesla has recently announced some exciting updates for its Model S and Model X vehicles in the United States. Along with these upgrades, the company has also increased the prices of both models by $5,000. This change affects all versions of these luxury electric cars, making them slightly more expensive than before. The price adjustment […] More
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Apple Shifts iPhone Exports from India to the US to Avoid High Tariffs
In recent months, Apple has made a big change in where it sends iPhones made in India. Almost all of them are now going to the United States, according to new data. This is happening because Apple is trying to avoid high taxes the US government puts on phones coming from China. Foxconn, the company […] More
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Oil Prices Surge Nearly 9% After US-Israel Strikes on Iran
Oil prices shot up by almost 9% on Friday, reaching some of the highest levels seen in months. This sudden jump came after Israel carried out military strikes against Iran, leading to fears of a bigger conflict that could disrupt oil supplies from the Middle East. The global oil market reacted strongly, with prices climbing […] More
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