Trump demands NY AG Letitia James drop $454M civil fraud case ‘for the greater good of the country’
Trump was ordered to pay a $454 million civil fraud judgment in James’ lawsuit against him.
Dell’s AI boost derailed slightly by Blackwell transition and slower move to AI PCs
Dell Technologies Inc.’s recent AI boost was derailed slightly on Tuesday, as the computer maker’s weaker outlook — due to a double whammy of AI product transitions in both servers and PCs — disappointed investors.
L.A. County gears up for Trump with millions in funding for immigrants, transgender residents
The left-leaning Board of Supervisors will funnel millions in funding to support immigrants and transgender residents during another Trump presidency.
How 3 Health Systems Are Scaling Hybrid & Home-Based Models
Leaders from three health systems — Providence, OSF HealthCare and UMass Memorial Health — detailed how their organizations are maximizing hybrid and home-based care models during a recent panel. The post How 3 Health Systems Are Scaling Hybrid & Home-Based Models appeared first on MedCity News.
Man tried to fly from LAX with 71 pounds of meth-soaked clothing, including cow onesie, officials say
Authorities say Raj Matharu of Northridge checked two bags before his Nov. 6 flight to Sydney.
They may look like $18 million in world-class electric guitars. They’re a con, officials say
The seizure of more than 3,000 Gibson guitars through the L.A.-Long Beach port complex is the largest counterfeit musical instrument seizure on record, authorities said.
Urban Outfitters says it doesn’t have to discount as aggressively, amid holiday-season optimism
Shares of Urban Outfitters Inc. jumped after hours on Tuesday after the clothing retailer reported third-quarter results that topped expectations and said it was “optimistic” about holiday-season demand.
CrowdStrike hits a sales milestone in first full quarter after sparking IT outage
An executive says the cybersecurity company ‘saw incredible success with our customer commitment packages’ meant to appease customers after the July incident.
PagerDuty says software customers are still being ‘prudent’ with their spending
There’s still “a higher level of scrutiny on any major purchase,” PagerDuty’s CFO says.