Meta Pixel is a technology that tracks website visitors and their activities. It provides businesses with insights into the effectiveness of their advertising efforts. In this case, the lawsuit claims that Costco used Meta Pixel in its healthcare section, where customers can order or refill prescriptions. This has raised questions about why this technology would be used in a healthcare context.

The lawsuit contends that through Meta Pixel, Meta gained access to customers’ prescription data, treatment information, health insurance details, and location information. As the story develops we will keep you updated.

The standard Model 3 sedan is now priced at $38,990, which is $1,250 cheaper, and the Model Y long-range variant is now priced at $48,490, representing a $2,000 price reduction. These cuts range from approximately 2.7% to 4.2%. Tesla initiated a series of price cuts starting in January, aimed at supporting sales and staying competitive, especially against automakers like Ford and Chinese automaker BYD.

Tesla’s recent price reductions come after the company faced challenges in meeting market expectations for third-quarter deliveries. The automaker has set an ambitious target of delivering 1.8 million vehicles in 2023, which requires the delivery of a record 476,000 vehicles in the last three months of the year.

“It’s the only way I can think of to combat vast armies of bots,” Musk explained, per TechCrunch. “Because a bot costs a fraction of a penny, call it a tenth of a penny, but even if it has to pay…a few dollars or something, the effective cost of bots is very high,” he added.

While Elon Musk did not provide specific details regarding the cost of the proposed monthly fee for X, he indicated that it would be a “small amount of money.” His interest in introducing paid subscriptions and exploring alternative monetization strategies for X has been evident since he acquired the platform last year. The existing X Premium, formerly known as Twitter Blue, is priced at $8 per month and offers subscribers access to various features, including a blue checkmark, post-editing capabilities, and prioritized visibility in conversations and searches, among others. It remains to be seen how this potential new subscription model would align with existing premium offerings on the platform.

The combined revenue of Tapestry and Capri Holdings stands at approximately $12 billion, spread across more than 75 countries. The proposed deal is expected to result in around $200 million in cost synergies within a three-year period. As per reports, on the day of the announcement, Capri’s stock price surged from $19.35 to $53.96, whereas Tapestry’s shares experienced a 12 percent decline, falling to $36.38. Shareholders of Capri Holdings are set to receive $57 per share in cash.

Both companies’ executives have indicated that the acquisition will bolster Tapestry’s competitive position against fashion giants like Kering and LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Upon the successful completion of the merger, Tapestry will become the fourth-largest luxury company globally and the second-largest in North America, following LVMH.

Musk, along with a group of investors, took Twitter private in a significant $44 billion deal last year. Despite receiving enticing offers from other locations trying to attract the company, Musk stated in a tweet on Saturday that Twitter, now known as “X,” will not be moving its headquarters from San Francisco.

The decision to remain in San Francisco showcases Musk’s commitment to the city, even amid concerns about a “doom spiral” as several companies have recently left or are leaving. By choosing to stay, “X” is signaling its determination to maintain its roots in the city and contribute to its economic and social landscape.

The court order, issued in New Jersey federal court, prohibits the Bakers from making any further public statements or comments about their interaction with Daymond John following their appearance on the ABC reality TV show in 2014. This restraining order aims to prevent any potential defamation or further damage to John’s reputation resulting from the negative comments made by the former contestants.

As per the court ruling, the Bakers, known for creating Bubba’s Q Boneless Baby Back Ribs and their appearance on “Shark Tank,” are required to take down any social media posts that are deemed “disparaging.” These posts include detailed accounts of their business relationship with Daymond John, accusing him of attempting to gain control of their business entity. US District Judge Robert Kugler noted that all of the Bakers’ posts were negative or disparaging, and such content has the potential to impact Daymond John’s reputation, goodwill, and credibility, as well as that of DF Ventures, the entity set up by John for conducting business with the family.

Alan began his journey by creating clothes for himself because he was dissatisfied with wearing old hand-me-down clothing. Drawing inspiration from New York City culture and streetwear, Alan decided to infuse his designs with elements from urban style and a focus on delivering luxury elements to his works. His burning desire to pursue fashion ultimately led to Alan making the decision to drop out of college and officially launch his brand, AKINGS, in 2015. This move would prove to be vital for the young creative as he pushed to establish the platform he has today by showcasing his vision for the fashion industry.

King’s unique designs and innovative cuts of denim are ultimately what put the 26-year-old on the map. Inspired by New York City life, each pair of denim crafted by the AKINGS brand is designed to be reliable and withstand the test of time, accompanying individuals on their daily journeys. A significant innovation in the brand’s denim collections was the introduction of the J-shape cut. King envisioned creating jeans that would stack from the knee down. By curving both legs inward, resembling two Js, he achieved a unique silhouette where the jeans naturally stack at the legs. This innovation added a distinct aesthetic to the denim offerings.

As AKINGS experiences continued growth and success, the brand is actively seeking collaborations and partnerships with emerging creatives who share their core values. By aligning with like-minded individuals and organizations, AKINGS aims to foster mutual support and uphold the principles that have contributed to its current standing. King’s clothing has been worn by popular figures in entertainment such as Lil Baby, Kyle Kuzma, Steve Aoki, Tyga, Lil Nas X, and Jay Critch amongst many others.

SKIMS has enlisted notable personalities such as Ice Spice, PinkPantheress, Carmen Electra, and SZA as stars for their campaigns. The brand, co-founded by Kim Kardashian and Jens Grede in 2019, has seen significant growth. A representative from SKIMS has stated that the brand is expected to achieve net sales of $750 million this year, indicating substantial revenue growth compared to the previous year when it was under $500 million. The increased sales reflect the brand’s success and growing popularity in the market.

Shein’s alleged widespread and systematic infringement of copyrighted materials, such as designs and patterns owned by other individuals or companies. By invoking RICO, the plaintiffs are suggesting that Shein’s alleged actions resemble a criminal enterprise rather than mere copyright infringement.

According to the lawsuit, Shein allegedly employs a complex corporate structure to facilitate its large-scale production of up to 6,000 new items per day. The plaintiffs argue that this intricate setup allows Shein to engage in a coordinated and illegal operation that involves ripping off designers. They propose that RICO statutes are the most suitable legal framework to combat such activities. It’s important to note that the lawsuit and its claims have not been proven in court, and Shein will have the opportunity to present its defense against the allegations. The case will unfold through the legal process, determining the merits of the claims and the potential impact on Shein’s practices and reputation.