Space and Tech Industry Developments Draw Market Attention
NASA seeks more affordable satellite access while major tech companies face key financial milestones and earnings reports.
NASA seeks more affordable satellite access while major tech companies face key financial milestones and earnings reports.

The U.S. government is developing a program to give Cold War-era plutonium to nuclear startups to address fuel shortages and disposal needs.

Reid Hoffman, who co-founded LinkedIn and joined Microsoft's board when the company acquired the platform, is leaving his board position after nearly a decade.

Fitness platform Strava will charge developers $11.99 monthly for API access to prevent unauthorized data scraping by AI applications.

FCC Commissioner criticizes agency's approach to Disney while Texas files lawsuit against Netflix over alleged surveillance and user manipulation.

Tesla has begun operating unsupervised robotaxis in Austin while data shows autonomous vehicles may not reduce traffic as expected.

Elon Musk bought $1.4 billion worth of SpaceX shares last year while the company plans an IPO that would maintain insider voting control.

Various technology-related developments span AI analysis, government surveillance, online safety, and platform policies.

European Commission issues preliminary ruling that Meta violates digital safety laws by inadequately blocking underage users from its platforms.
Users in China and Hong Kong report being unable to access SpaceX's website as speculation grows about the company's potential public offering.

Memory semiconductor stocks experienced significant gains amid expectations of a potential industry supercycle with strong demand ahead.

More than 25 U.S. states have enacted laws requiring websites to verify users' ages to restrict children's access to online content.

Italian authorities have shut down a major streaming piracy operation valued at €300 million.

New research shows cybercriminals increasingly using automation while federal agency CISA accidentally exposed sensitive data publicly.

Hackers breached education technology company Instructure's systems, stealing student data according to security researchers.
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