British Army's Twitter and YouTube accounts hacked to promote cryptocurrency scams
A hacker, or hackers, compromised the social media accounts of the British Army to push people toward cryptocurrency scams.
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Russian and Chinese designs dominate nuclear reactors, warns IEA chief
Companies in Europe and the U.S. must do a better job of getting nuclear plants constructed on time and in budget, said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.
Tesla delivered 254,695 electric vehicles in the second quarter of 2022
Tesla just posted its second-quarter vehicle production and delivery numbers for 2022.
Major crypto broker Voyager Digital suspends all trading, deposits and withdrawals
Digital asset brokerage Voyager Digital is pausing all customer temporarily suspending customer trading, deposits, and withdrawals.
Trump media company subpoenaed in federal criminal probe of SPAC deal
Donald Trump's media company was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in connection with a criminal probe, according to Digital World Acquisition Corp.
Bitcoin Family say they lost $1 million on their investment this year, but sold a lot at peak
The "Bitcoin Family" is down more than $1 million on their bitcoin investment since the world's most popular digital coin peaked at around $69,000.
Five reasons bitcoin had its worst quarter in more than a decade
Bitcoin lost about 58% of value in the second quarter of 2022, posting its worst quarterly performance since 2011. Here's why.
Google says it will delete location history for visits to abortion clinics after overturning of Roe v. Wade
Google is responding to consumer concerns following the Supreme Court's historic ruling to limit abortion access.
The last remnant of Facebook's crypto project shuts down September 1
Meta plans to shutter its Novi digital wallet just eleven months after the company formerly known as Facebook debuted it.
Self-driving cars from GM's Cruise block San Francisco intersection in latest problem for autonomous vehicles
At least seven Cruise vehicles blocked traffic by clustering an intersection starting late Tuesday night, blocking traffic.
TikTok tells U.S. lawmakers it's working to stop user data from being accessible to Chinese employees
In a letter to senators on Thursday, TikTok acknowledged that its non-U.S. employees had access to data of U.S. users
How inflation will affect Apple
The last time Apple faced an inflationary environment like this, it had been a public company for less than a year, and its top product was the Apple II.
FTX closes in on a deal to buy embattled crypto lender BlockFi for $25 million in a fire sale, source says
Crypto giant FTX is close to finalizing a term sheet to buy BlockFi, sources familiar with the situation told CNBC.
The Supreme Court's EPA ruling is a big setback for fighting climate change, but not a death knell
The Supreme Court limited the ability of the EPA to fight climate change in a landmark ruling. But regulators still have many tools in their arsenal.
Elon Musk is smart — but he doesn't understand ESG, tech CEO says
"Many investors believe it might be only focused on climate impact," said Clarity AI's CEO. "Not just 'many investors' — even Elon Musk tweeted about it."
Activist investor group asks SEC to investigate Tesla over plan to shrink board
SOC Investment Group alleges Tesla's board isn't independent enough and favors Elon Musk's personal interests over shareholders'.
Biden names Apple co-founder Steve Jobs as recipient of posthumous Medal of Freedom
The late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was among 17 people President Joe Biden announced as winners of the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Friday.
Amazon blocks searches for LGBTQ+ products in the United Arab Emirates amid regional anti-homosexuality push
Amazon described its decision as one made to abide by local laws.
Micron warns weakening consumer demand will hurt smartphone sales
"If you were to translate it into units, it amounts to 130 million units reduction versus expectation earlier in the year for smartphone."
Ohio Governor DeWine says Intel delay on $20 billion chip plant is about 'leverage'
Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said he believes Intel is threatening to delay a massive chip manufacturing facility in order to gain leverage with Congress.
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