Meta contractors at the company's European headquarters are being laid off with less generous severance packages compared to full-time employees.
Two separate energy initiatives show grid diversification efforts, from residential solar networks to military power sharing programs.
Workers at Samsung Electronics in South Korea and Illinois State University are engaged in separate labor disputes involving strike actions and union grievances.
Nike created jerseys for 16 World Cup teams using chemical recycling, while experts debate effectiveness of waste treatment methods for environmental challenges.
Federal agencies completed safety assessment allowing military to deploy high-energy laser counter-drone systems near U.S. airports after temporary airspace closures in Texas.
1X opens US robotics facility, Toyota plans India expansion, and Toto enters semiconductor components market.
Samsung Electronics shares lagged behind competitor SK Hynix amid analyst concerns about potential labor strikes affecting operations.
Amazon's two latest Fire TV Stick devices no longer support installing apps from outside Amazon's official app store, marking a shift in the company's streaming device strategy.
A new report highlights efforts by tech platforms to expand gig work in healthcare through deregulation, amid concerns about worker protections.
Iranian citizens are employing various technological methods to bypass government-imposed restrictions on internet and phone communications.
Solar energy supplied 12.8% of US electricity in May 2026, exceeding coal's 12.2% share for the first time, despite federal policies favoring coal.
RV Tech joint venture between Rivian and Volkswagen Group passes key development milestone, unlocking funding.
The US Army has awarded defense technology company Anduril Industries a contract potentially worth up to $20 billion.
Various transportation and aerospace developments emerge as industries navigate changing market conditions and technological advances.
Apple has removed the Mac Pro desktop workstation from its website, ending the product line that served professional users since 2006.
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