Sony beefs up electric vehicle ambitions with plans for new company
Japanese electronics firm Sony Group Corp plans to launch a company in spring 2022 to explore entering the electric vehicle market, signaling ambitions to claim a slice of the fast-growing market for green mobility.
Adobe rolling out free version of Photoshop
Adobe has begun rolling out a free version of Photoshop, which will offer core functions to users who may be interested in signing up for a subscription.
Legoland New York celebrates company's 90th anniversary early with weekly surprises
Legoland New York Resort is celebrating The Lego Group's 90th anniversary with 90 weekly surprises that'll be given away from June to August.
Former Trump advisers warn Big Tech breakups could make the US vulnerable to China
Former Trump advisers warn GOP busting up censorship-happy Big Tech companies could be playing right into the hands of the Chinese Communist Party.
Amazon drone deliveries to take off later this year in California
Amazon will offer free drone delivery on thousands of everyday items to residents of the city of Lockeford.
Amazon Prime members sue over Whole Foods free delivery ending
Amazon Prime members are suing Amazon because the company didn't lower its membership price after eliminating Whole Foods free delivery in October 2021.
SpaceX clears FAA environmental hurdle, moves closer to routine launches of Starship rocket from Texas
SpaceX will be required to takes more than 75 measures to lessen the environmental impacts around the Texas launch site for its Starship rocket
Meta, Instagram sued on behalf of 8 plaintiffs 'for exploiting young people for profit'
Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta Platforms is facing eight new lawsuits accusing the company of exploiting young and vulnerable users for profit.
Meta investigating Sheryl Sandberg’s use of Facebook resources going back years: report
Meta is probing Facebook operating chief Sheryl Sandberg’s use of company resources over several years.
Thursday's trading: 5 Things to know
Here are the key events taking place on Thursday that could impact trading including news from Intel, Facebook and jobless claims.
Intel freezes hiring in a key division for at least two weeks
Intel Corp is pulling back the reins on hiring for a key company division as part of a series of cost-cutting measures.
IBM, Microsoft laying off hundreds of employees in Russia
Russian employees at Microsoft and IBM have been caught in the crosshairs of the tech giants' ongoing response to the country's invasion of Ukraine
Elon Musk Twitter deal financing put on hold over threats: report
Elon Musk's effort to purchase Twitter is reportedly on hold over uncertainty around the deal over a public spat with the social media platform
Big Tech urges Biden administration to allow visa holders' children to remain in US beyond age 21
Big Tech is calling on the Biden administration to adopt "more robust aging out policies" to keep more than 200,000 children of visa holders' in the United States.
Netflix places bid to create production studio at former New Jersey Army base
Netflix is vying to expand its production studio footprint to the Garden State with a bid for a 289-acre property located at a former Army base.
Apple iOS update features option to edit, unsend text messages
Apple's latest operating system update will allow users to edit and unsend text messages, and conversations can be marked as unread, the company announced Monday.
Axon halts plans to arm drones with Tasers to stop school shootings
The Taser developer has scrapped plans to arms drones with stun guns in an effort to prevent mass shootings after ethics board members opposed
GameStop sales climb along with shares even as loss widens
GameStop Corp. sales rose as more people returned to its stores last quarter, but its loss widened, damping investors’ hopes for signs of a turnaround for the videogame retailer.
US robot orders surge 40% as labor shortages, inflation persist
With 11.4 million job openings in the U.S., robots are being lined up to fill some of the roles.
Apple to move iPad production out of China for first time: report
Apple is moving portions of manufacturing to Vietnam in order to combat supply chain hurdles from mainland China's "zero-COVID" policies.



















