In a significant de-escalation, China has sharply reduced its proposed tariffs on EU dairy products. The move comes as it concludes an anti-subsidy probe seen as direct retaliation for European tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Stellantis is the latest automaker to mandate a full return to office. The policy, which starts for directors in February and all US staff in March, marks a major reversal from last year’s hybrid guidance.
Kioxia and Sandisk have extended their Yokkaichi NAND flash joint venture agreement through December 31, 2034, adding five years to the partnership. The deal includes a $1.165 billion payment from Sandisk to Kioxia for manufacturing services, paid in installments from 2026 to 2029. This move locks i
In a major twist, Jordan Chiles’ fight to reclaim her 2024 Olympic floor exercise bronze medal is back on. A Swiss court has accepted new video evidence, sending the case back to sports’ highest court for a fresh review. This comes over 500 days after the medal was controversially awarded to another
Investment bank TD Cowen suggests Oracle is considering drastic measures to fund its AI infrastructure plans. The company’s ambitious deals with OpenAI, Meta, and Nvidia are raising serious financing questions among investors.
Pilot Co. is expanding its electric truck charging network with dedicated Tesla Semi stations. The first sites, slated for five states, will feature high-power V4 chargers capable of adding 500 miles of range in about 30 minutes.
In a surprising move, chip equipment giant ASML is cutting 1,700 jobs in the Netherlands and U.S. after reporting record financial results for 2025. The layoffs focus on leadership in tech and IT as the company aims to “strengthen focus on engineering.” This comes as CEO Christophe Fouquet forecasts
Tesla just reported a 46% drop in net income for 2025. In response, it’s making a massive strategic shift away from its legacy EVs and toward robotics and AI. The company is ending Model S/X production to build Optimus robots and pushing its Full Self-Driving tech hard.
IMI’s cloud-based Insyt platform analyzes operational data to spot early failure signs in power plants. The service aims to reduce unplanned downtime and extend equipment lifespan through remote studies and detailed reporting.
A new report details the likely chain of events that doomed Japan’s H3 rocket launch last December. The failure appears to trace back to an anomalous shock during payload fairing separation that damaged the satellite.
