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The Tesla Model S outperforms the Porsche 911 and aims for Mars colonization.
The third Hyperloop competition sets a new speed record of 284 miles per hour in the United States.
Microsoft ends support for Windows XP in April, raising security concerns for businesses.
Muna Yassin discusses how big business can take a much bigger lead in supporting youth entrepreneurship.
This video highlights Robert Morris University’s varsity gaming scholarships and training facility.
Ethan Zuckerman faces backlash for inventing pop-up ads and unskippable ads.
An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX crashes after takeoff from Addis Ababa to Nairobi, killing all 157.
Europe's Competition Commissioner Margaret targets Google over Android's market dominance.
The EU's patent overhaul plan faces opposition from Apple and BMW against Qualcomm and Nokia.
The European Commission plans a 3% tax on tech giants like Facebook and Google amid scrutiny.
Huawei faces a divided Europe as a U.S. campaign seeks to ban its 5G network gear.
Germany presents the IBM Q System One quantum computer to enhance technological sovereignty.
Rula de Benedetti's S Jeffy offers lightweight springs to compete with Chinese production.
Protesters from France, Belgium, Italy, and Switzerland clash with police in Vienna against the EU.
Key CIA officials were aware of a significant terror summit in Kuala Lumpur involving future 9/11 hijackers, yet failed to share critical intelligence with the FBI.
Sky News exposes an Islamic State weapons lab in Raqqa, Syria, developing remote control bombs.
Astronomers using Hubble detect atmospheric changes on exoplanet HD 189733b after a stellar eruption.
The global migration crisis is portrayed through firsthand footage of refugees facing perilous journeys from conflict zones like Syria and Gambia.
Explosions and air raid sirens have become a frequent occurrence in Kyiv amid Russia's ongoing invasion, intensifying the crisis faced by Ukrainian citizens.
Kiran Stacey reports on Facebook and Twitter deleting Chinese accounts linked to Hong Kong protests.
Whistleblowers reveal Facebook's inadequate data protection and its impact on users.
Zuckerberg failed to fix Facebook users' privacy concerns with facial recognition in Europe.
Facebook settles FTC privacy claims for $5 billion amid ongoing scrutiny and investigations.
Frances Haugen states that Facebook's algorithms can lead children from neutral interests like healthy eating to harmful content such as anorexia.
Mark Zuckerberg claims surveillance revelations hurt user trust in Facebook services.
Facebook plans to hire 800 high-tech employees in London as part of its strategy to expand its presence in the UK’s competitive tech market.
After the devastating floods in Germany, misinformation and false reports emerged, prompting the need for thorough fact-checking to prevent public panic.
The video debunks claims of fake Ukrainian actors staging a Russian attack in a film production.
Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of a massacre in Bucha, countered by Kremlin media claims.
India faces a surge in fake news, with misinformation affecting millions during the pandemic.
Ongoing discussions about the re-branding of fake news are highlighted alongside other significant stories that may have been overlooked in current affairs.
A petrol station worker is shot dead in Germany after enforcing mask rules amid rising violence.
Farmers protest in India continues strong after more than 70 days, demanding law repeal.
In 2012, the boating industry experiences a significant shift with the mass production of electrically-powered sports boats, led by companies like Zebotec around Lake Constance.
The fastest talker in the world, known for speaking 630 words per minute, gains attention on social media platforms like Facebook for her unique skills.
A group of high school students aims to build a hybrid sports car that accelerates from 0 to 60 in under 5 seconds to win a $10 million prize.
Basepaws, a pet genetics business, analyzes cat DNA using adhesive tape to provide insights into ancestry, breed, and health traits.
Feminist Apparel's CEO Alan fires staff after past sexual misconduct admissions surface.
Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, dies at 66 after surgery complications.
The Financial Times refreshes its design to adapt to changing reader habits and digital needs.
The Financial Times features a diverse team from Asia, the States, and Continental Europe.
At Blind Frog Ranch, Duane and Chad find Spanish silver coins believed to be left by conquistadors in 1782, raising questions about hidden treasure on the property.
Sanna Marin takes a drug test after a video of her partying raises concerns.
China's rural communities transition to sustainable chilli pepper farming amid growing demand.
A Palestinian policeman was killed by Israeli shelling, part of a series of attacks that left two others dead and seven wounded in Gaza.
The Falcon 2000S test flight showcases advanced features and aims for the super midsize market.
President Nicolas Maduro announces arrests after a failed coup attempt involving Americans.
A London restaurant uses a flying tray to deliver Japanese rice-burgers without waitstaff.
