‘Hear it here first’: Trump’s media company doubles down on the president and Truth Social

Truth Social's new Truth API charges traders up to $100,000 a month for a head start on Trump's posts, as it retreats from failed side bets.

Trump Media’s Truth API has signed up Wall Street traders, offering faster Truth Social posts as the company seeks revenue despite heavy crypto losses.

Trump Media & Technology’s second quarter losses were more than 10 times those a year earlier.

Trump Media & Technology’s second quarter losses were more than 10 times those a year earlier.

Trump Media & Technology’s second quarter losses were more than 10 times those a year earlier.

The president's social media company is going back to its roots

As Trump Media scraps some businesses, it's doubling down on Truth Social and the president  AP News

Daniel Heuer/REUTERS President Donald Trump’s carefully cultivated image as a master businessman has taken another hit after his media company revealed nine-figure losses. Trump Media & Technology, the parent company of Truth Social, reported a $238 million loss for the three months through June, more than 10 times the

Company also announced a paid service for early access to president’s posts on policies to the social media site Donald Trump’s media company – which owns the Truth Social platform favored by the US president – posted a $238m loss in the second quarter. Trump Media & Technology on Monday reported that losses in the thr

Trump Media Reports More Than 10 Sign-Ups to Real-Time Truth Social Feed  WSJ

Trump Media & Technology Group posted another large net loss for the second quarter of 2026, of $238.1 million, while the company generated $1.7 million in sales for the period. Donald Trump is the largest shareholder in TMTG, holding more than 40% of its shares through a revocable trust, according to a July 21 Bloombe

Most Americans back stronger social media oversight, according to a new survey. In the Reuters/Ipsos poll, 61 percent of respondents said that additional government oversight is needed for social media companies, 27 percent were against additional government oversight and 17 percent did not respond or were not sure. Ov

A bricklayer builds a wall at a construction site in Kuala Lumpur Reuters A version of this story originally appeared in the BI Tech Memo newsletter. Sign up for the weekly BI Tech Memo newsletter here. The build-versus-buy debate around business software has a new calculator. Last year, I wrote about how AI coding t

The poll, which was conducted over the six days ended Aug. 3, comes as companies like Meta Platforms and Google's YouTube face mounting legal pressure over their treatment of young users.

An overwhelming majority of Americans - 85 per cent - think social media can be addictive for children.

Three in five Americans favor stronger oversight of social media companies, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds  Reuters

WASHINGTON, Aug 9 : A bipartisan majority of Americans support more government rules for how social media companies conduct business, including a requirement of age-verification tools to keep younger children off social media, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. The poll, which was conducted over the six days ending Aug