Several technology companies announced new services this week, including autonomous vehicle expansion and enhanced digital ordering capabilities.
More than 150 wind energy projects face delays as Pentagon reviews potential radar interference issues, with companies reporting worsened approval timelines.
Spotify launched a feature allowing users to listen to narrated magazine articles from major publications as part of its broader expansion beyond music.
Space startup Varda Space Industries has partnered with pharmaceutical company United Therapeutics to conduct drug experiments and manufacturing in orbit.
Brazilian companies Omnia and Casa dos Ventos have signed a $2 billion energy agreement to power TikTok data center operations in Brazil.
Ireland is requiring tech companies to secure their own electricity supply for new data centers as the country grapples with growing power demands from AI infrastructure.
Law enforcement officials in California have issued warnings about a popular high school game where students track and 'eliminate' each other.
A federal court has lifted Federal Trade Commission restrictions on Intuit's TurboTax advertising practices that were imposed during the Biden administration.
An Italian court ruled that Netflix's subscription price increase clauses violated consumer protection laws and ordered the company to refund affected customers.
Google has incorporated Rust programming language into the Pixel 10's cellular modem to improve security and safety of legacy code systems.
Tesla's Texas manufacturing facility reduced its workforce from 21,191 to 16,506 workers in 2025 as the company faced declining sales for the second consecutive year.
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.
Various emerging technologies from low Earth orbit ventures to fusion power and deep ocean mining are attracting significant investment and regulatory focus.
Apple has entered the affordable laptop market with the MacBook Neo priced at $600, drawing reactions from PC industry competitors.
Apple cut its App Store developer commission in China from 30% to 25% effective March 15th following discussions with Chinese regulators.
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