Category: Technology
Ferrari Faces Backlash Over First Electric Car as Luce Debut Sparks Investor and Fan Concern
Ferrari Faces Backlash Over First Electric Car as Luce Debut Sparks Investor and Fan Concern
Global EV Market Splits into a K Market as China Surges
Global EV sales topped 20 million as China, Latin America, and Southeast Asia accelerated growth, while the U.S. lagged behind amid weaker policy support.
Honda Posts First Annual Loss in 70 Years as EV
Honda reported its first annual loss in 70 years after weak EV demand, U.S. policy changes, and tariff pressure hit earnings and forced a strategy reset.
Family of Florida State Shooting Victim Sues OpenAI Over Alleged ChatGPT Role in Attack
The family of a Florida State University shooting victim has sued OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT helped the gunman plan the 2025 attack.
FCC Reviews ABC Licenses Early Amid Political Tensions
Key Highlights Introduction FCC reviews ABC licenses early, marking a significant escalation in regulatory scrutiny over major broadcasters. The decision places Disney-owned stations under the spotlight and raises questions about the role of oversight in the media industry. What the FCC Is Planning Federal Communications Commission intends to begin reviewing licenses for eight ABC stations
SpaceX Bridge Loan Ahead of IPO Signals Historic Market Debut
SpaceX $20 billion bridge loan ahead of IPO highlights a strategic refinancing move that positions the company for a record-breaking market debut.
OpenAI Shifts Strategy as Competition With Anthropic Intensifies
OpenAI is reshaping its strategy to focus on enterprise customers as it faces rising competition and mounting operational costs.
Meta Signs Multi-Billion-Dollar AI Chip Deal With Google, Expanding TPU Strategy
Meta has reportedly signed a multi-billion-dollar, multi-year deal to rent Google’s AI chips, marking a significant shift in the AI infrastructure race as Big Tech intensifies investment beyond Nvidia GPUs.
Boeing Outsells Airbus for First Time Since 2018 as Aircraft Deliveries Rise to 600
Boeing outsold Airbus in new aircraft orders for the first time since 2018 and delivered 600 planes in 2025, marking a key milestone in the manufacturer’s ongoing recovery.
Airbus Narrows A320 Software Crisis as Airlines Complete
Airbus has rapidly contained a major A320 software issue linked to a JetBlue incident, completing emergency fixes across global fleets with minimal travel disruption.