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  • AMD Under Cyber Attack: Sensitive Data Potentially Exposed AMD announced on the 18th that it was investigating claims that a cybercriminal organization stole the company's data through hacking.
  • Russian Submarine Exits Havana Harbor: Cold War Echoes Return Russian naval fleet, including a nuclear-powered submarine, left Havana Harbor after completing a planned military exercise in the Atlantic.
  • Zyn Nicotine Pouches Pulled from Online Shelves: Philip Morris Faces Legal Heat Philip Morris International, a tobacco company, has discontinued the online sale of its popular nicotine pouch brand, Zyn.
  • Google Pumps $2.3 Billion Into Ohio Data Hub: What's Next for Tech? On the 18th, Google announced it would be investing an additional $2.3 billion to support three data center campuses located in central Ohio.
  • Steve Cohen Not ‘Betting’ on AI—He’s Investing $1 Billion! Steve Cohen is set to launch an artificial intelligence investment fund influenced by the rally of AI-related stocks such as NVIDIA.
  • China Opens Doors to Tesla's Full Self-Driving System Tesla received approval to test its self-driving assistance system, Full Self-Driving Capability (FSD), in Shanghai, China.
  • Wall Street Guru: Why Apple's AI Push Could Make You Rich Steve Eisman, a well-known Wall Street fund manager and the real-life protagonist of The Big Short, ...
  • US Electric Vehicle Buyers Score Big: $1 Billion Saved Thanks to New Tax Credits It was found that electric vehicle buyers in the US have saved more than $1 billion through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) this year.
  • Fisker Faces Recall Crisis: 18,000+ Electric Vehicles Across North America and Europe Pulled for Safety Fixes Fisker recalled more than 18,000 vehicles across North America and Europe, citing software defects and non-compliance with safety standards.
  • FedEx to Eliminate Up to 2,000 Jobs in Europe FedEx is reducing its workforce due to a lower cargo demand in Europe. On the 12th, FedEx announced plans to cut between 1,700 and 2,000 back-office jobs in Europe as part of its recent cost-cutting efforts due to a decline in cargo demand. According to the statement, the reduction will take place over 18 months. […]
  • Boeing to Open High-Tech Engineering Facility in Daytona Beach, Hiring 200 Engineers Boeing announced on the 11th its plans to open a new engineering facility in Florida dedicated to the defense and government services sector.
  • Brazilian Phone Users to Get First Dibs on Google's AI Anti-Theft Feature On the 11th, Google announced that Brazil will be the first country to test the anti-theft feature for Android phones.
  • Tesla Teams Up with China's Baidu for Full Self-Driving Upgrade Tesla has taken one step closer to launching its FSD service in China by agreeing to receive upgraded map software from Baidu.
  • Starbucks' Price Hike Backfires, Driving Away Even Its Most Devoted Fans Starbucks reported that its global sales at the beginning of this year decreased by 1.8% compared to last year.
  • Volvo FH16 Introduces All-New D17 Engine Technology: More Power, Less Fuel Volvo Trucks has unveiled the new Volvo FH16 model, which boasts excellent fuel efficiency and is equipped with the all-new Volvo D17 engine.
  • UAE Backs US Restrictions on Semiconductors Exports To China The United Arab Emirates has supported the U.S.'s export restrictions on large-scale AI accelerators to Middle Eastern countries.
  • Elon Musk Backtracks, Requests Court to Dismiss OpenAI Lawsuit Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has made a surprising move by requesting to dismiss his impending lawsuit against OpenAI.
  • Trump's Tariff Threat: What It Means for Korea's Auto Exports Predictions have surfaced that the U.S. could impose additional tariffs on Korean-made vehicles if Trump were reelected.
  • Russia Races Ahead: Fast-Tracking Domestic Lithium Project Amid U.S. Sanctions Russia is fast-tracking its domestic lithium development project. Amid difficulties in lithium supply due to U.S. sanctions...
  • NVIDIA CEO Sparks Fury in China by Calling Taiwan a Country Last week, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang enjoyed extraordinary popularity while visiting his homeland, Taiwan.
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