2026-07-28

Did ransomware attacks really decline? Here are your business' 4 best defenses

Did it look like the ransomware threat was receding last year? New research suggests it was more of a reshuffle - and recommends renewed vigilance. [...]

2026-07-28

The best adhesive wall hooks in 2026, tested by Consumer Reports

A hook that falls overnight can send a shelf crashing to the floor. Consumer Reports tested strips and hooks for grip and wall damage [...]

2026-07-28

U.S. consumer confidence is slipping for the third straight month as job market worries deepen

The Conference Board's Present Situation Index fell for a third consecutive month as views of business and labor conditions softened [...]

2026-07-28

Major Pharmaceuticals is recalling thyroid drugs sold nationwide for being underdosed

The recall covers 12 levothyroxine sodium tablet packages distributed under the Major and Cardinal brand names since January 2025 [...]

2026-07-28

These 5 college towns are seeing the fastest home price growth in the U.S.

Home prices are still climbing fast in a handful of college towns. Redfin data shows five university markets are far outpacing the nation [...]

2026-07-28

Hilton is raising its full-year room revenue forecast on World Cup boost

The hotel company now expects revenue per available room to grow 3% to 3.5% in 2026, up from a prior forecast of 2% to 3% [...]

2026-07-28

OpenAI tells ChatGPT to stop impersonating famous authors

The directive comes as AI companies confront mounting copyright pressure. [...]

2026-07-28

Australia’s world-first data centre rules need every state to agree. Two just said no.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s proposed national environmental and energy controls for the country’s A$150 billion data centre pipeline hit their first obstacle on Tuesday, when two jurisdictions declined to back them. Federal, state and territory energy ministers met virtually to discuss the plan, and Queensland and the Northern Territory opposed most of the measures, […]<b [...]

2026-07-28

Nvidia announced $750bn of AI deals. Its own credit market flinched.

Nvidia is working on a fresh round of AI infrastructure deals potentially worth more than $750 billion, Bloomberg reported, accelerating a pattern of investment that critics say inflates demand and valuations across the sector. The response from the debt market was unusually direct. Nvidia’s five-year credit default swap spread surged to a record 82 basis […]<br /> This story continues a [...]