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TransportationChina Is Leading the Fight Against Hidden Car Door Handles
China will ban hidden electronic car door handles from 2027, requiring mechanical releases after safety concerns over trapped passengers.
Government & PolicyWhat tech CEOs and executives have said about ICE’s actions in Minnesota
Tech industry leaders have spoken out after federal immigration agents shot a Minnesota man, with statements ranging from condemnation of violence to calls for de-escalation and internal…
SocialTikTok recovers from dip in usage that benefited rival apps following US ownership change
TikTok has rebounded from a short-lived drop in US usage after its ownership change, regaining users who briefly shifted to rival short-video apps.
AppsFitbit founders launch AI platform to help families monitor their health
Fitbit founders have launched a new AI-powered health platform designed to help families track health data, spot risks early, and coordinate care across generations.
BriefPayPal hires HP’s Enrique Lores as its new CEO
PayPal has appointed HP CEO Enrique Lores as its new chief executive, marking a major leadership change as the payments giant looks to accelerate growth and innovation.
VenturePeak XV says internal disagreement led to partner exits as it doubles down on AI
Peak XV Partners says recent partner exits were driven by internal disagreements, as the firm sharpens its focus on artificial intelligence investments.
Government & PolicyIndia’s Supreme Court to WhatsApp: ‘You cannot play with the right to privacy’
India’s Supreme Court has sharply warned WhatsApp over user data practices, saying the messaging platform cannot compromise citizens’ fundamental right to privacy.
ClimateVema predicts cheap hydrogen could change where data centers are built
Vema says falling hydrogen costs could reshape data centre locations, enabling facilities to move away from traditional power hubs and closer to low-cost clean energy.
ClimateAvalanche thinks the fusion power industry should think smaller
Avalanche argues the fusion power industry should focus on smaller, modular reactors, saying compact designs could reach commercialisation faster and at lower cost.
FintechFintech CEO and Forbes 30 Under 30 alum has been charged for alleged fraud
A fintech CEO who was previously named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list has been charged with alleged fraud, raising new questions about oversight in the startup sector.
TransportationWaymo raises $16B to scale robotaxi fleet internationally
Waymo has raised $16 billion in new funding to expand its autonomous robotaxi fleet beyond the US, accelerating international rollout plans and infrastructure buildout.
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