See how Shein outfits cost more under Trump’s trade war
Fast-fashion retailer Shein’s prices for women’s clothing are significantly higher than late last year, as Trump’s tariffs increase the cost of Chinese goods.
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Small-time Trump coin buyers have seen their investments collapse
Nearly 67,000 crypto novices have pulled out their debit cards to bet on Trump’s crypto venture, a Post analysis found. So far it’s been a monumental bust.
Sister creates AI video of slain brother to address his killer in court
Stacey Wales played the AI-generated video of her brother as a victim impact statement during the sentencing of his killer in an Arizona court.
Spyware-maker NSO ordered to pay $167 million for hacking WhatsApp
A jury ordered huge punitive damages against NSO, the Israel-based maker of spyware already banned from use in the U.S.
Administration’s altered Signal chats pose new cyber risks, experts say
Hackers say they have breached the message archiving system Trump officials have adopted since the Signal chat debacle in March.
Is a revolution coming to your iPhone apps, or a nothingburger?
We’re on the cusp of the biggest collective experiment in mobile apps and their prices in the history of smartphones. Here’s what to expect.
Sam Altman hands Elon Musk a win, scrapping OpenAI’s for-profit plan
ChatGPT maker OpenAI said it will no longer seek to restructure into a for-profit company separate from its nonprofit board, a move Elon Musk had sought to block.
The internet says goodbye to Skype, and thanks for all the calls
After 21 years, Microsoft is hanging up on Skype. In its heyday, the calling service connected millions around the world.
Zuckerberg’s new Meta AI app gets personal in a very creepy way
Our tech columnist reveals how Meta’s chatbot remembers everything, even what you might not want it to.
Cosmetics are a U.S. manufacturing success story. Tariffs pose a threat.
A rare U.S. retail sector that until recently ran a foreign surplus frets over how to protect profits in the ever-shifting headwinds of Trump’s trade policy.