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The biggest assembler of the iPhone is discussing a potential facility that could make microchips, electric-vehicle components and other electronics, according to people familiar with the matter.

In the annual "Googlegeist" survey, Google workers gave their employer particularly poor marks on how compensation compares to similar jobs at other companies.

A response to a FOIA request has revealed the library is sitting on a possible treasure trove of documents about UFOs.

"Saturday Night Live" comic Pete Davidson has been confirmed as the next celebrity in line for a ride to the edge of space courtesy of Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin astro-tourism company, with his suborbital flight set for next week.

Applause for Snoop Dogg’s acquisition of the iconic rap music label Death Row Records has seemingly been drowned out by boos from music lovers who

UPS, Amazon, FedEx and more are investing billions to build out EV delivery fleets.

Move over, Spot, there’s a new quadruped robot in town.

Charging an electric car at a public charging station can cost as much or more than filling one with gasoline in some cases.

Israeli officials are investigating if any data, or infrastructure, were compromised.

China's efforts to curb its largest COVID-19 outbreak in two years has forced companies from Apple supplier Foxconn to automakers Toyota and Volkswagen to suspend some operations, raising concerns over supply chain disruptions.

Up 1,000 ARM employees in the US and the UK will be laid off, according The Telegraph and Bloomberg..

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Parliament is ready to negotiate with EU governments on the final shape of the new rules governing the entire battery product life cycle, from design to end-of-life.

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BSI, the federal cybersecurity authority in Germany, has issued a public statement to warn critical entities in the country against using Kaspersky antivirus software products.

Patreon creators hosting videos on Vimeo are scrambling.

Back in 2019, Californian company the Gateway Foundation released plans for a cruise ship-style hotel that could one day float above the Earth's atmosphere.

Plans to avoid confusing customers were considered, but shelved because they reduced subscription growth. The FTC has questioned Amazon about this.

The test ads weren’t supposed to be live, but could appear in the future.

Asteroid 2022 EB5 struck the ocean Monday, but NASA's 'Scout' software had already calculated its trajectory.