
Uber Expands Women-Only Matching Feature Nationwide in US
Uber is rolling out a feature allowing women riders and drivers to be matched with each other across the United States.

Uber is rolling out a feature allowing women riders and drivers to be matched with each other across the United States.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission granted TerraPower permission to build a sodium-cooled reactor in Wyoming, marking the first such approval since 2016.

AMD Chief Executive Lisa Su will visit Samsung's semiconductor facility in South Korea to explore expanding business ties between the two technology companies.
India's Karnataka state proposes restricting social media access for minors under 16, joining global debate on children's online safety.

Musk testified in San Francisco federal court defending against claims he made false statements to deflate Twitter's stock price before his 2022 acquisition.
An all-electric aircraft completed its first flight in Scotland, traveling from Glasgow to Dundee in what organizers called a milestone for aviation.

Defense technology company Anduril has acquired space surveillance firm ExoAnalytic Solutions and doubled the size of its space division.

Italian authorities are investigating a spyware scandal involving Paragon software used to hack journalists, though perpetrators remain unknown.

Valve's SteamOS 3.8.0 preview adds support for the upcoming Steam Machine and expands compatibility with third-party gaming hardware.

Spotify is developing AI capabilities while addressing ongoing questions about how streaming platforms compensate musicians for their work.

Ripple initiates share buyback program while AI coding startup Cursor enters funding talks, both at $50 billion valuations.
The iNaturalist mobile application helps users identify wildlife while contributing valuable biodiversity data to scientific research efforts.

Google is moving forward with significant Android app store modifications, including fee reductions and new features, without waiting for court approval of its Epic Games settlement.

Iranian citizens are employing various technological methods to bypass government-imposed restrictions on internet and phone communications.

The Justice Department seized four internet domains linked to Iran while separately clearing Nexstar's $3.5 billion acquisition of Tegna.
Page 9 of 14 (200 stories)