Lyft CEO David Risher offers a refreshingly direct take on the company’s turnaround strategy. He fundamentally disagrees with Uber’s tech platform approach, positioning Lyft as a real-world service business.
Samsung is targeting 130 trillion won ($90.3 billion) in mobile division sales for 2026. But component cost inflation makes Galaxy S26 price hikes “inevitable.” This creates a major dilemma for the tech giant.
Bitcoin’s sell-off worsened Tuesday as the cryptocurrency fell victim to broader risk aversion. The token dropped 2.5% to $103,952, extending its two-day decline to around 6% as AI stock concerns spread across markets.
Samsung just got hit with a nearly $200 million verdict in a patent infringement case. The ruling involves OLED display technology used across Galaxy smartphones, wearables, and TVs. This marks the second major patent loss for Samsung in recent months.
Palantir’s stock dropped 8.1% to around $190 on Tuesday despite reporting better-than-expected quarterly results. The decline marked the company’s largest single-day drop since August and contributed to broader tech sector weakness.
Phoebe Gormley’s Fit Collective secured €3.4 million in pre-Seed funding, reportedly the largest UK round by a solo female founder. The startup uses AI to solve fashion’s massive returns problem at the production stage. Major brands like Boden and Rixo are already using the platform to reduce return
India’s smartphone market saw explosive 18% value growth in Q3 2025, driven by premium device demand. Apple finally cracked the country’s top five brands while commanding 28% of the market’s total value.
According to Forbes, the most disruptive innovations begin with a fundamental change in mindset, not with new technology. Companies like Airbnb and Uber succeeded by asking different questions about existing assets, fundamentally shifting their perspective on trust and transportation rather than inv
Spotify reported strong third-quarter results with 281 million premium subscribers and 12% revenue growth. However, ad revenue dropped 6% and the company issued weak guidance for the current quarter. CEO Daniel Ek will transition to executive chairman in January.
Yum China reported $3.2 billion in Q3 revenue with store count up 10% year-over-year. Meanwhile, Asian markets faced pressure from “higher for longer” US interest rate concerns, creating a split between value and growth stocks.
