Samsung Reaches $400 Million Settlement After Texas Winter Storm Damages Samsung Electronics has successfully settled a lawsuit with an American insurance company for $400 million.
Airbnb's Q3 Outlook Dims: Is the Travel Boom Over? Airbnb has revised its third-quarter revenue forecast downward, leading to a nearly 13% drop in its stock price yesterday.
Hyundai and Kia Theft Rates Plunge 64% After New Software Rollout The rate of theft involving Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the U.S. has dropped by over 50%, thanks to proactive software upgrades.
Hyundai Motor Group Sets Record by Winning 17 Awards at Newsweek Auto Awards Hyundai Motor Group won 17 awards at the 2024 Newsweek Auto Awards in the U.S., including 6 for Hyundai, 8 for Kia, and 3 for Genesis.
Tesla's Latest Recall Hits China: 1.6 Million Vehicles Affected by Hood Opening Defect Tesla is conducting a large-scale recall in China. The issue involves the vehicle hood opening unexpectedly.
China's Sneaky $100 Million Nvidia Chip Deal: How Are They Getting Away With It? The online media outlet GigaGen reported that over $100 million worth of Nvidia chips have been exported to China.
Musk Claims OpenAI Misled Him: Lawsuit Unveils Shocking Allegations Tesla CEO Elon Musk filed the lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman. Musk alleges that Altman and Brockman misled him.
Is Your Self-Driving Car Safe? Biden Cracks Down on Chinese Tech Biden administration is set to ban the use of Chinese software in autonomous vehicles classified as Level 3 or higher.
Tesla Cybertruck’s First Fatal Crash: Driver Dies as Vehicle Burns in Texas Recently, an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 Cybertrucks were operated on the roads, and crash reports started to surface.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Cashes Out $322 Million Before Market Crash Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold shares worth $322.7 million in July, marking the largest sale ahead of the market downturn.
Google’s Court Loss Could Shake Up Apple’s $20 Billion Revenue Stream—Here’s How In an antitrust case, Google suffered a setback in a district court in Columbia that severely impacted its search and advertising business.
U.S. Targets Chinese Tech: New Rules Could Ban Chinese Software from Self-Driving Cars The United States government is poised to implement a ban on Chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles.
Elon Musk's Neuralink Hits Milestone: Second Patient Gets Brain Chip Elon Musk announced that Neuralink successfully implanted its own developed computer chip into the brain of a second patient.
TikTok Announces AI System Automatically Deletes 77% of Harmful Content, Enhancing User Safety TikTok is actively working to improve user safety by using artificial intelligence (AI) to filter harmful content.
Is a Recession Looming? U.S. Stocks Plunge, Global Markets Follow South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance held an emergency joint meeting with related agencies today to review financial market trends.
Buffett's Big Apple Sell-Off: Why Berkshire Hathaway Dumped 55.8% Of Its Stock Apple representatives reported that Berkshire held 915.6 million shares of Apple as of January 2. Currently valued at around $88 billion.
100,000 BYD EVs Coming to Uber: What It Means for Green Transportation and Driver Savings Uber will integrate BYD's electric vehicles (EVs) into its platform across Europe and Latin America, among other regions.
US National Debt Hits a Record $35 Trillion—What It Means for Your Wallet According to data from the Treasury Department, the total public debt balance reached $35 trillion on July 28.
Chinese Brands Outshine Apple: iPhone Sales Slump in Key Market Apple is facing challenges in the Chinese smartphone market, struggling to rebound amid intense competition from local companies.
Tesla's Stock Takes a Hit: Major Recall Hits Over 1.8 Million Cars Tesla's stock price decline followed news of a large-scale recall in the U.S. to unexpectedly address an issue with the front hood opening.
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