Police arrested three people after a counterprotester threw a device containing nuts and bolts at an anti-Islam demonstration near Gracie Mansion following pepper spray incident.
Microsoft announced its biggest data center facility in India is on schedule to become operational by mid-2026, according to a company executive.
Data analytics company Palantir Technologies posted $1.63 billion in quarterly revenue and raised its annual forecast.
Advanced drone warfare, including AI-powered swarms, is rapidly evolving through the Ukraine-Russia conflict, with implications for global military strategy.
Hackers stole medical records, payment data and fingerprints from New York City's public healthcare system in a major cybersecurity breach.
Valve will phase out physical Steam gift cards in retail stores after more than a decade, citing ongoing problems with scammers targeting customers.
Microsoft will not renew a certificate that validates Office 2019 for Mac licenses, forcing users to upgrade to newer versions.
Meta is preparing to reduce its workforce by approximately 10 percent despite achieving record-high profits, with employees reporting widespread dissatisfaction.
The Department of Homeland Security will test autonomous drones along the northern border while a new poll shows Americans divided on AI infrastructure.
Ford plans to launch seven new vehicle models in Europe and signed a five-year energy storage agreement with French utility EDF as part of expansion strategy.
Residents in Utah have sued officials over Kevin O'Leary's planned data center, while Nashville Zoo opposes a nearby project citing animal safety concerns.
China's securities regulator has approved CXMT's share offering, potentially making it the country's largest IPO since 2022.
Tesla delivered 6.3% more vehicles in the first quarter compared to last year but fell short of analyst projections amid ongoing sales challenges.
A jury determined Elon Musk misled investors by deliberately driving down Twitter's stock price before his $44 billion acquisition in 2022.
Recent court verdicts against Meta and YouTube have prompted discussions about social media regulation and potential impacts on AI research.
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