“Amazoned” may be more accurate.

After tapping into its strategic reserve last year, the industry tapped back in.

Contributors felt the messages were unethical.

Plus: Financial engineering degrees, shortening songs, and Twitter’s ad traffic.

As a near-term return on an investment — no. As a marketing campaign — maybe.

Macroeconomics and Musk’s Twitter purchase are to blame for the stock’s downturn.

But its future is still bright.

And it all started with some “Storybook Brawl.”

If you invested in her ARK Innovation ETF five years ago, you’d be in the red today.

Plus: Streamers deal with churn, and Waze makes a U-turn.

Across industries, bonuses are looking less likely.

WWE is seen as a hot acquisition target.

A major update on the Taiwan chip problem.

The economy was spared — but what about the rail workers?

Once a PhD project, the company is expanding fast.

Plus: Bottles and soccer balls.

How the company plans to get more hosts.

But the company’s first-mover advantage should help it weather heavy competition.

By any metric, Netflix’s Knives Out sequel, Glass Onion, did fantastic at the box office this past week.

Here’s why he’s picking a fight.

Plus: A $600k+ goat statue, $2B in charity, and young YouTube moguls.

“Ugh,” Reed Hastings said. “I had been hoping Iger would run for President.”

Plus: The Wii U’s anniversary, and a railroad strike.

But is the move a business need or a reputational one?

From a billionaire’s charitable pledge to impending layoffs, what happened?

Plus: Wordle’s leader, landline numbers, and a neat Uber stat.

“I got this wrong” — Tech CEOs everywhere.

Dirt-cheap Chinese brands are deepening their focus on the US.

Plus: Algorithms, Powerball, and tattoos.

Let’s take a look at the data.