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TikTok has introduced an option for users to reduce the amount of AI-generated content appearing in their feeds, responding to concerns about the quality of online content. This move reflects a broader trend among social media platforms to address the growing dissatisfaction with AI-generated material, often referred to as 'sloppification.'

Dell's stock experienced a nearly 6% rally following the company's announcement of $27.01 billion in revenue for the third quarter, which fell short of the anticipated $27.13 billion. This revenue miss has raised concerns among investors regarding the company's performance in a competitive market.

DoorDash has experienced its third data breach since 2025, compromising the personal data of millions of users, which raises significant concerns about identity theft and scams. The delayed notification of this breach has heightened the risks for affected individuals, as they may be unaware of the potential threats to their personal information.

Campbell's has terminated executive Martin Bally following allegations of a racist rant in which he claimed the company's products are intended for 'poor people.' The brand condemned Bally's comments as vulgar, offensive, and false.

The Hong Kong Sixes, a fast-paced cricket format played over 55 minutes, is set to expand its reach into smaller cricketing nations, marking a revival of the tournament. This initiative aims to bring the excitement of the game to diverse audiences around the world.

NetApp reported record margins for Q2 FY26, achieving a 10% growth in earnings per share (EPS), driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services. This performance underscores the company's strategic focus on these high-demand sectors.

Dell's Q3 FY26 presentation revealed record revenue driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI) products, despite ongoing market skepticism. The company has raised its annual guidance, reflecting confidence in its growth trajectory within the technology sector.

Bank of America has issued a warning regarding the potential credit risks associated with sports gambling and prediction markets, particularly affecting young men and low-income earners. The bank's strategists noted that aggressive marketing of gambling products could lead to increased participation, resulting in higher credit balances and greater loss severity for lenders.