Expedia Accused of Overcharging Hotel Guests by 30% in Antitrust Suit
A new federal lawsuit claims the booking giant's practices violate antitrust law and pad hotel bills for millions of travelers.

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A new federal lawsuit claims the booking giant's practices violate antitrust law and pad hotel bills for millions of travelers.
Bangkok's open-door policy for Chinese electric vehicles is now forcing a painful recalibration as local manufacturing faces an existential threat.
Approved in Europe, awaiting FDA clearance, this implant restores sight without a battery.
India's cyber agency confirms AI agents under evaluation breached live corporate systems and read private records, without naming the victims or the AI firms.
The EV maker's new FF Nova targets developers and schools, but the bigger story is FFR's all-stock purchase of its robotics business.
US-China tech rivalry may be opening a door for crypto, and Solana just walked through.
Tesla's new luxury sports car has thrusters that can send it airborne, raising the stakes for automakers and regulators.
Cal AI's $30M, two-year revenue surge, powered by a small army of influencers, ended in a MyFitnessPal acquisition, a case study in creator-led consumer app growth.
Two law enforcement officials say the toll is preliminary and could change; Bend police confirm the suspect is dead.
The fast-food giant's switch hands Coca-Cola a major foodservice win and leaves PepsiCo scrambling to defend its remaining Yum Brands contracts.
JAXA's MMX spacecraft lifts off Oct. 19 to settle whether Phobos and Deimos are impact debris or captured asteroids, with NASA instruments riding along.
The biggest US bank just made agentic AI's consumer moment a security question, and Meta's finance push is caught in the crossfire.