Elizabeth Lopatto

That’s Su Zhu; Kyle Davies is still on the lam. But their woes may not yet be over:

There are rumors the Reddit IPO is happening soon. Some of the most active Redditors may get the opportunity to buy in at the IPO price. Is a new meme stock in the making? Maybe!

Here’s JP Brammer on Madame Web’s appeal:

We don’t know whether the leg came from a man or woman, nor do we know how old the leg is. We do know, however, that “a human leg has been found abandoned on a New York subway track, police said, sparking an investigation into who it once belonged to and how they lost it.”

...because Carl Icahn is on the board now. I expect the flying experience is about to get a lot more unpleasant in the name of maximizing shareholder value.

Hey, you know Zuck’s video review of the Vision Pro? Katie Notopoulos noticed! Here’s the nut:

A man was booking an Air Canada flight and asked for a reduced rate because of bereavement. The chatbot assured him this was possible — the reduced fare would be a rebate. When he went to submit the rebate, the airline refused to refund him.

Sure, the checked bag fees play a role in the lack of overhead bin space but they aren’t the whole story! The rise in hardsided cases that can’t squish, as well as too-large or oddly-shaped luggage, contribute to the problem. So does traveler impatience.

One of the things that makes online shopping possible is returns: since you can’t try on an item before you buy, that means gambling on sizing. And 40 percent of sales for some online retailers result in returns. Returned items don’t necessarily get resold, making them costly for vendors, some of whom are now banning frequent fliers.