Simmering with Ambition, Noodle Newcomers Stir Up Ramen for the First Time In 50 Years
Beginning around five years ago, a brigade of hopefuls marched into the category.Read More
Newsmax Rings the NYSE Opening Bell to Launch Its IPO
At its peak, Newsmax’s market capitalization reached nearly $30 billion.Read More
Revolving Door Round-Up: Antonia Hylton and Elise Jordan to Co-Host The Weekend
Steve Kornacki will stay with NBC News after MSNBC breaks off into SpinCo.Read More
Tuesday, April 1 Evening Cable News Ratings: Special Elections Boost CNN’s Primetime Numbers
CNN finished third overall, while Fox News took the top spot and MSNBC finished in second in primetime.Read More
Scott Simmons Leaves WAPT for State’s Emergency Management Agency
Simmons joined the ABC affiliate in 2003 after working at WDSU in New Orleans for more than 10 years.Read More
Final Deadline for ADWEEK’s 2025 Agency All-Stars Is Approaching
Submissions are due by April 21.Read More
Enter ADWEEK’s 2025 Media Plan of the Year Awards Before the Final Deadline
Get your submissions in by April 21.Read More
European tech warns Trump tariffs will hit both hardware and software
Europe’s tech industry is bracing for impact after the Trump administration announced sweeping tariffs yesterday. The US slapped a 20% tariff on imports from the EU — twice the rate for the UK. Switzerland fared even worse, receiving a hefty 32% levy. Several European tech firms, investors, and analysts told TNW that the measures could disrupt supply chains, force pricing adjustments, and stem the flow of transatlantic VC capital — plunging European tech companies big and small into uncertainty. “Trump’s trade tariffs will have a huge impact on the global tech landscape, forcing startups to reconsider their headquarters and assess…
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We rode a remote-driven EV through Berlin. Is this the future of car sharing?
“Hello, I will be your driver for today,” says Bartek Szurgot, a software engineer at German startup Vay and my chauffeur for this ride. He disengages the handbrake, gently presses the accelerator and the new Kia Niro EV I’m sitting in slowly pulls out of the parking lot. As we approach the first intersection, Bartek indicates, turns the steering wheel, makes his observations, and drives out onto a busy road near the centre of Berlin. So far, pretty standard — except for one big difference. Bartek isn’t in the car. He’s in an office a few blocks away, controlling the…
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Pete Davidson is Spoken For Again—But This Time, By Verizon
Move over Reformation—Verizon and Pete Davidson have gotten serious. The telco brand enlisted the actor and comedian for two spots announcing its new three-year price lock guarantee program. The program […]Read More