Thomas Barrabi is a business reporter at the New York Post. He covers a range of topics including artificial intelligence, machine learning, finance, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on AI platforms and international trade. Thomas has been featured in various media outlets including Fox News Media, Yahoo News, and MarketWatch.
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Thomas Barrabi's articles predominantly cover content and publishing, big tech, government & politics with a national focus on the United States. He often incorporates expert commentary and legal policy regulation into his coverage.
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By: Thomas Barrabi
Cohen – who became a favorite of retail investors as GameStop rose to “meme stock” prominence – is instead weighing whether to propose a partnership that would allow eBay access to GameStop's base of about 1,600 US stores, Bloomberg reported , citing people familiar with the matter.
By: Thomas Barrabi
An Australian man identified as Andrew asked his OpenClaw AI assistant – an open-source software whose AI agents can perform real-world tasks — to book him a spot in a morning class, Australian outlet ABC reported.
By: Thomas Barrabi
The Instagram parent claims it could face $1.4 trillion in damages – nearly the size of its entire market cap – based on how a coalition of state attorneys general argue that penalties should be calculated. The states say a more realistic figure if Meta loses the case would be a still-
By: Thomas Barrabi
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta built its apps to be addictive for kids and then lied to the public about health risks so it could rake in massive profits, a California prosecutor said as a historic federal trial kicked off Tuesday.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Unitree – whose dexterous robots have gone viral with displays of dancing and martial arts, while raising national security concerns in Congress – raised 6.1 billion yuan, or about $904 million, in its public debut.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Arturo Béjar, a former Meta safety researcher who has become one of its biggest critics , told jurors in California federal court that Zuckerberg did little to address the harmful effects of Facebook and Instagram despite having near-unchecked power as the company's CEO.
By: Thomas Barrabi
The most-promoted news outlets on Apple News and Google News haven't endorsed a Republican in the last 10 presidential elections — the latest sign of alleged anti-conservative bias by the popular news aggregators, according to a new analysis.
By: Thomas Barrabi
New York City has surpassed San Francisco as the largest hub of tech talent in the country – and the rise of artificial intelligence is a key factor in the boom, according to new research.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has agreed to pay up to $16.7 billion as part of a historic settlement with 29 state attorneys general who alleged the company purposely built Instagram and Facebook to addict kids.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Meta’s deal to settle a federal lawsuit alleging it fueled a teen mental health crisis has a major caveat – its chief rivals TikTok and Google-owned YouTube must agree to make the same safety chang…
