Google’s Big Battle: Appeals Epic Games Verdict Over Android MonopolyGoogle is appealing a ruling that requires the Play Store to allow more competition and alternative payment methods starting November 1.
Inside North Korea’s Failing Coal Mines: 50-Year-Old Equipment, Production CrashesDespite the government's propaganda, many coal mines struggle with production delays due to outdated equipment.
'No China-Made Goods Here!' The Country That Slammed the Door on TemuIndonesia continues to block Chinese e-commerce platform Temu, citing concerns over its impact on local SMEs and competition.
Apple TV+ Joins Amazon Prime Video: Streamlined Access for U.S. ViewersAmazon will add Apple TV+ to Prime Video by month's end, allowing users to subscribe directly for $9.99 monthly.
AMD Chooses TSMC for AI Chips: No Other Suppliers in the MixAMD CEO Lisa Su clarified that the company has no plans to outsource AI chip production to any firms other than Taiwan's TSMC.
Tesla Defies Job Cut Trends by Offering 500 Full-Time Positions in GermanyTesla will convert 500 temporary workers to permanent positions at its German Gigafactory, boosting job stability amid criticism.
Bill Gates Funds Next-Gen Wind Power That Could Slash Costs by 25%Bill Gates invests in wind power startup Airloom Energy, which raised $13.75 million to develop innovative vertical blade technology.
China-Linked Hackers Target OpenAI in Failed Phishing AttackA phishing attack linked to a Chinese group targeting OpenAI employees raised concerns about cybersecurity in AI firms.
Tesla Hits Record 249K Deliveries in China Amid EV Subsidy SurgeAt a rally in Pennsylvania, Trump and Musk celebrated Tesla's record deliveries in China while excitement grows for the robotaxi reveal.
Is Your Honda on the List? 1.7 Million Cars Recalled for Safety Risks!Honda is recalling 1.7 million vehicles in the U.S. due to a manufacturing defect that affects steering safety.
Could Higher Interest Rates Be Good News for Bank Stocks? Analysts Weigh InAnalysts believe rising U.S. interest rates could benefit bank stocks, anticipating steady earnings amid a soft landing expectation.
NVIDIA Overtakes Microsoft: Now the World’s Second-Largest CompanyNVIDIA reclaims its position as the world’s second-largest company, surpassing Microsoft amid growing demand for artificial intelligence.
TikTok Makes Changes to User Registration and Data TransparencyTikTok revamps user registration, enhancing transparency on data collection amid privacy investigations by South Korean authorities.
Google Loses to Epic: Android Users to Get More App and Payment OptionsA U.S. court orders Google to allow third-party app downloads and payment methods, boosting competition after Epic Games' lawsuit.
China’s BYD and Tesla Battle for EV Supremacy as Global Sales Hit 10 MillionBy August this year, the global number of registered EVs has approached 10 million, marking a 20% increase compared to last year.
Oil Jumps Over 3% as Fears of Instability in the Middle East GrowGlobal oil prices surge as Brent crude tops $80 per barrel amid rising tensions in the Middle East following Iran's missile attack.
Amazon Shuts Down More Go Stores but Keeps Its Just Walk Out Tech AliveAmazon reduces Amazon Go stores by half, closes three, and focuses on licensing cashierless tech to third-party stores.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Back on Schedule After FAA Lifts SuspensionSpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will relaunch on October 7 for the Hera mission, following FAA approval after last month's mishap.
Fifth Recall for Tesla: Cybertruck Owners Face New Rearview Camera IssuesTesla has announced its fifth recall related to the Cybertruck following an issue with the vehicle's rearview camera system.
Toyota Reconsiders North American EV Rollout as Sales Slow DownToyota delays North American EV production to 2026 due to slow sales and market changes, while maintaining long-term investment plans.
Google’s Big Battle: Appeals Epic Games Verdict Over Android Monopoly Google is appealing a ruling that requires the Play Store to allow more competition and alternative payment methods starting November 1.
Inside North Korea’s Failing Coal Mines: 50-Year-Old Equipment, Production Crashes Despite the government's propaganda, many coal mines struggle with production delays due to outdated equipment.
'No China-Made Goods Here!' The Country That Slammed the Door on Temu Indonesia continues to block Chinese e-commerce platform Temu, citing concerns over its impact on local SMEs and competition.
Apple TV+ Joins Amazon Prime Video: Streamlined Access for U.S. Viewers Amazon will add Apple TV+ to Prime Video by month's end, allowing users to subscribe directly for $9.99 monthly.
AMD Chooses TSMC for AI Chips: No Other Suppliers in the Mix AMD CEO Lisa Su clarified that the company has no plans to outsource AI chip production to any firms other than Taiwan's TSMC.
Tesla Defies Job Cut Trends by Offering 500 Full-Time Positions in Germany Tesla will convert 500 temporary workers to permanent positions at its German Gigafactory, boosting job stability amid criticism.
Bill Gates Funds Next-Gen Wind Power That Could Slash Costs by 25% Bill Gates invests in wind power startup Airloom Energy, which raised $13.75 million to develop innovative vertical blade technology.
China-Linked Hackers Target OpenAI in Failed Phishing Attack A phishing attack linked to a Chinese group targeting OpenAI employees raised concerns about cybersecurity in AI firms.
Tesla Hits Record 249K Deliveries in China Amid EV Subsidy Surge At a rally in Pennsylvania, Trump and Musk celebrated Tesla's record deliveries in China while excitement grows for the robotaxi reveal.
Is Your Honda on the List? 1.7 Million Cars Recalled for Safety Risks! Honda is recalling 1.7 million vehicles in the U.S. due to a manufacturing defect that affects steering safety.
Could Higher Interest Rates Be Good News for Bank Stocks? Analysts Weigh In Analysts believe rising U.S. interest rates could benefit bank stocks, anticipating steady earnings amid a soft landing expectation.
NVIDIA Overtakes Microsoft: Now the World’s Second-Largest Company NVIDIA reclaims its position as the world’s second-largest company, surpassing Microsoft amid growing demand for artificial intelligence.
TikTok Makes Changes to User Registration and Data Transparency TikTok revamps user registration, enhancing transparency on data collection amid privacy investigations by South Korean authorities.
Google Loses to Epic: Android Users to Get More App and Payment Options A U.S. court orders Google to allow third-party app downloads and payment methods, boosting competition after Epic Games' lawsuit.
China’s BYD and Tesla Battle for EV Supremacy as Global Sales Hit 10 Million By August this year, the global number of registered EVs has approached 10 million, marking a 20% increase compared to last year.
Oil Jumps Over 3% as Fears of Instability in the Middle East Grow Global oil prices surge as Brent crude tops $80 per barrel amid rising tensions in the Middle East following Iran's missile attack.
Amazon Shuts Down More Go Stores but Keeps Its Just Walk Out Tech Alive Amazon reduces Amazon Go stores by half, closes three, and focuses on licensing cashierless tech to third-party stores.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Back on Schedule After FAA Lifts Suspension SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will relaunch on October 7 for the Hera mission, following FAA approval after last month's mishap.
Fifth Recall for Tesla: Cybertruck Owners Face New Rearview Camera Issues Tesla has announced its fifth recall related to the Cybertruck following an issue with the vehicle's rearview camera system.
Toyota Reconsiders North American EV Rollout as Sales Slow Down Toyota delays North American EV production to 2026 due to slow sales and market changes, while maintaining long-term investment plans.
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