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TechnologyApr 1

Intel Acquires Apollo's Ireland Chip Plant Stake for $14.2 Billion

Intel agreed to purchase Apollo Global Management's 49% stake in their joint Irish semiconductor manufacturing facility for $14.2 billion.

9 sources
Technology6d ago

Tech Workers and Entertainment Industry Face Internal Conflicts Over Corporate Policies

Workers at major technology and entertainment companies are organizing grassroots efforts to challenge executive decisions on immigration and international issues.

2 sources
Technology5d ago

Google removes Polymarket betting results from News section, calls inclusion an error

Google removed prediction market betting odds from its News section after they appeared alongside legitimate news articles.

2 sources
TechnologyMar 31

Australia considers court action against social media platforms over teen ban compliance

Australia's online safety watchdog says major platforms aren't doing enough to keep under-16s off their services, threatening legal action.

8 sources
Technology5d ago

Battery Recycler Ascend Elements Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Ascend Elements filed for bankruptcy citing canceled government funding and challenging market conditions for lithium-ion batteries.

2 sources
TechnologyApr 5

Foxconn Reports Strong First-Quarter Revenue Growth Amid AI Demand

Taiwan's Foxconn posted significant first-quarter revenue gains driven by artificial intelligence and technology sector demand.

4 sources
TechnologyApr 8

Virgin Galactic Resumes Space Tourism Sales at $750,000 Per Seat

Virgin Galactic has resumed selling suborbital space flight tickets at $750,000 each, marking a $150,000 increase from previous pricing.

4 sources
TechnologyApr 7

US Agencies Warn of Iran-Linked Cyber Threats to Critical Infrastructure

Federal security agencies issued warnings about Iran-affiliated cyberattacks targeting US critical infrastructure, particularly water and energy systems.

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TechnologyApr 9

StubHub settles FTC case for $10M over deceptive pricing practices

StubHub will pay $10 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that it deceptively advertised ticket prices without disclosing mandatory fees upfront.

2 sources
TechnologyMar 31

Delta Partners with Amazon for In-Flight Wi-Fi; IndiGo Names New CEO

Delta Air Lines will use Amazon's satellite service for in-flight internet starting 2028, while India's IndiGo airline appointed IATA head Willie Walsh as CEO.

8 sources
TechnologyApr 1

North Korean Hackers Compromise Popular Axios JavaScript Library

Security researchers attribute malware insertion into widely-used Axios open-source project to North Korean threat actors.

5 sources
TechnologyApr 2

Crypto Platform Drift Suspends Operations After Major Security Breach

De-fi platform Drift has halted deposits and withdrawals following a cryptocurrency theft worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

6 sources
TechnologyApr 3

Tesla Texas Factory Workforce Drops 22% Amid Production Challenges

Tesla's Texas manufacturing facility reduced its workforce from 21,191 to 16,506 workers in 2025 as the company faced declining sales for the second consecutive year.

4 sources
TechnologyApr 3

Italian Court Orders Netflix Refunds Over Illegal Price Hike Clauses

An Italian court ruled that Netflix's subscription price increase clauses violated consumer protection laws and ordered the company to refund affected customers.

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TechnologyApr 9

Indie Game Developer Black Tabby Games Launches Publishing Division

Black Tabby Games, creator of Slay the Princess, announced a new publishing arm and signed two games at the Triple-I Initiative showcase.

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