Christ. Fine. So over the weekend, a strange Substack post from what appears to be a CEO of a pet relocation company went very viral. This post — which to be clear, is bullshit — alleges that Nvidia ...

A company representing itself as Enron said it's relaunching and even announced its return with a new website and at least one billboard. There's even an account on social media with the name "Enron." ...

Newman took to X on Tuesday to express exasperation that a dominant tech leader was forced to address such extreme allegations. “The fact $NVDA needed to even write ...

HOUSTON – There is a colorful tilted “E” that is generating a lot of double-takes off the Southwest Freeway. “It’s a very recognizable logo and trademark,” said Sherron Watkins. Watkins has deep ...

The big picture: The AI boom, largely powered by Nvidia, has long drawn comparisons to the dot-com bubble from the late 1990s and early 2000s. However, scrutiny of the company's latest rosy quarterly ...

A series of prominent stock sales and allegations of accounting irregularities have put Nvidia in the middle of a debate about the value of artificial intelligence and its related stocks. Now Nvidia ...

HOUSTON — One week ago, a company representing itself as Enron said it was relaunching. On the new website, there was a countdown clock that hit all zeroes on Monday morning. Shortly thereafter, the ...

Out of all the possible things to revive from the early 2000s, the return of boot-cut jeans was welcomed by many of my fellow Gen Xers, but no one — no one — was asking for this. Enron is back. Well, ...

Former energy company Enron holds its place in history as one of the largest accounting scandals in U.S. history. A social media account claiming to be the energy company is teasing a comeback on the ...

Figma cofounder Dylan Field is seemingly a big Enron fan—or rather, of the crypto-fueled semi-parodic relaunch of the company that hit the web earlier this week. The Big Interview For the first time, ...

is a reporter who writes about tech, money, and human behavior. She joined The Verge in 2014 as science editor. Previously, she was a reporter at Bloomberg. Now, naturally, this caught my attention ...