Russian cyberattacks 'attractive' to Putin because they are 'below the threshold of war,' expert says
Cyberattacks are an "attractive" offensive tactic for Russian President Vladimir Putin amid his invasion of Ukraine because they fall "below the threshold of war."
US drone company assisting Ukraine army with search and rescue missions
BRINC Drones CEO Blake Resnick discusses training Ukrainian troops on how to use drones for military defense and disaster response against Russia's invasion.
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin expresses interest in NASA's second Artemis lunar lander contract
The Sustaining Lunar Development contract will offer an alternative to SpaceX's Starship, which is aiming to transport the first woman and first person of color to the Moon in 2025 or 2026 as part of NASA's Artemis III mission.
Union election at Amazon Staten Island warehouse begins Friday
Employees at the JFK8 facility are slated to vote in person through March 30, according to the National Labor Relations Board. The ballot count will be conducted on March 31, the labor board said.
US drone company training Ukrainian army with ‘LEMUR’ technology
BRINC Drones founder and CEO Blake Resnick details the ‘accelerated’ training session to help Ukraine’s army defend itself.
Ukraine army using ‘entirely unarmed’ drones to spot Russian assets: CEO
BRINC Drones founder and CEO Blake Resnick says the company’s LEMUR drone has proven to be ‘incredibly valuable’ for Ukrainian troops.
Hertz adding Tesla Model Y to rental fleet
Hertz is adding the Tesla Model Y to its rental fleet alongside the Model 3. The vehicles are part of a planned 100,000 vehicle purchase from the automaker.
Instacart slashes its valuation by almost 40% to $24B: report
Instacart is reportedly slashing its valuation by almost 40% to about $24 billion.
Dr. Janette Nesheiwat reveals what she saw in Ukraine: 'It was horrific'
Dr. Janette Nesheiwat opens up about the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine on 'Kennedy.'
Russian government officials charged in cyber-attacks targeting US and other energy companies around the world
Four Russian government employees have been charged in years-old cyberattacks that targeted energy companies in the U.S. and around the world, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
Nvidia considers teaming up with Intel on chip manufacturing
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says Intel wants them as a manufacturing partner and they're "very interested" in the prospect amid the chip crisis.
Meta investing $800 million in new Kansas City data center
The data center is expected to support more than 1,300 jobs at peak construction and up to 100 operational jobs when it comes online in 2024.
Pet market is ‘recession-proof’: Petco CEO
Petco Chairman and CEO Ron Coughlin says whether the economy is up or down, pet parents maintain the ‘highest value’ for their care.
China using TikTok as a tool to promote 'Russian disinformation,' Gordon Chang says
Author and professor Gordon Chang discussed TikTok's China-Russia propaganda push on 'Mornings with Maria.'
China using TikTok as a tool to push 'Russian disinformation': Gordon Chang
Author and professor Gordon Chang discusses how China uses TikTok as a tool to promote disinformation about the Russia-Ukraine war.
Petco becomes first retailer to receive American Humane Certified Seal of Approval
Petco Chairman and CEO Ron Coughlin says the company is 'thrilled' to receive recognition for its animal care.
Tesla to host 15,000-person grand opening next month at new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas
Travis County Commissioners approved a permit this week for Tesla to host a 15,000-person grand opening next month at the company's new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas.
Russian cyberattack threat is 'very credible': Former NSA hacker
TrustedSEC founder and CEO David Kennedy reacts to Biden's warning that cyberattacks are imminent on 'The Claman Countdown.'
'Woke' Home Depot flyer causes online stir
"Home Depot" began trending on social media Wednesday over an employee training pamphlet from a Canadian store that was leaked online.
Okta warns 366 customers could potentially be impacted by Lapsus$ hack
Okta Chief Security Officer David Bradbury warned on Wednesday that a total of 366 customers could potentially be impacted after hacking group Lapsus$ gained remote access to a support engineer's computer at third-party sub-processor Sitel from Jan. 16-21.