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Hyundai plans to conduct software-upgrade workshops across the United States for cars that have been targeted by thieves.

Hyundai announced on Wednesday that they will establish “mobile clinics” at five locations in the United States. These clinics will offer anti-theft software upgrades for cars that have become a popular target for thieves due to a technique that has gained popularity on TikTok and other social media platforms. The car company from South Korea

In the third quarter, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, saw a significant rise in profits due to an increase in advertising earnings.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, reported strong earnings in the third quarter due to a rise in advertising earnings and reduced costs following a large-scale reduction in workforce. The results from Alphabet’s report on Tuesday exceeded expectations, indicating a recovery in both earnings and revenue growth. This suggests that the online advertising market is

service Apple has increased the prices for its Arcade gaming subscription service and AppleTV+ streaming service.

Apple Inc. is increasing the costs of its AppleTV+ streaming and Arcade gaming plans, as well as its bundled Apple One service, which includes subscriptions for streaming, music, and other services. The price of Arcade has been raised to $6.99 from $4.99, while AppleTV+ is now priced at $9.99 instead of $6.99. Apple News+ will

According to his lawyer, Sam Bankman-Fried intends to provide testimony at his fraud trial in New York.

The lawyer representing FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried informed a federal judge on Wednesday that his client intends to testify at his trial for fraud. This puts an end to speculation about whether the highly visible figure in the cryptocurrency industry would remain silent in the face of accusations from prosecutors that he embezzled billions of

The value of Bitcoin has increased twofold in the current year and the possibility of alternative investment methods could potentially lead to further price growth.

NEW YORK (AP) — Bitcoin is having another moment. The world’s largest cryptocurrency soared to almost $35,000 this week, marking its highest point in nearly 18 months — and more than double the price seen at the start of 2023. The value of cryptocurrency soared from $5,000 at the beginning of the pandemic to $68,000

Some individuals are requesting openness regarding Malaysia’s decision to prolong the operations of Lynas Rare Earth.

Environmental advocates expressed disapproval on Wednesday regarding Malaysia’s choice to permit Lynas Rare Earths to operate until March 2026. They also called for greater openness regarding the Australian mining company’s strategies for extracting a radioactive substance from its increasing amount of waste. On Tuesday, the government announced that it has granted Lynas permission to continue

to be taken. A regulatory agency is urging for measures to be implemented in response to the potential rise of artificial intelligence-created images depicting child sexual abuse on the internet.

A warning was issued by a watchdog agency on Tuesday, stating that the increasing prevalence of child pornography on the internet could escalate further if measures are not taken to regulate artificial intelligence technology that creates deepfake images. The Internet Watch Foundation, based in the U.K., has issued a written report calling on governments and

The California authorities have halted the newly authorized robotaxi service in San Francisco due to safety concerns.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California regulators have revoked the license of a robotaxi service owned by General Motors after determining its driverless cars that recently began transporting passengers throughout San Francisco are a dangerous menace. The DMV in California has temporarily halted the Cruise robotaxi service, which follows the recent approval by the Public Utilities

Several state governments are taking legal action against Meta, alleging that its social media platforms have addictive properties and cause harm to the mental health of children.

Several U.S. states, such as California and New York, have filed lawsuits against Meta Platforms Inc. for causing harm to young individuals and exacerbating the mental health crisis among youth. It is alleged that the company intentionally and knowingly created features on Instagram and Facebook that promote addiction among children. A legal case has been

about Tesla’s projections for Model 3 production Tesla reports that the Department of Justice is broadening their inquiry and issuing legal demands for data regarding Tesla’s estimated production numbers for the Model 3.

The US government is widening their inquiries into Tesla beyond their semi-automated driving technology and has now issued subpoenas for information rather than just requesting it, as stated by the company on Monday. In its quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Tesla disclosed that the Department of Justice is conducting an investigation into

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Hyundai plans to conduct software-upgrade workshops across the United States for cars that have been targeted by thieves.

In the third quarter, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, saw a significant rise in profits due to an increase in advertising earnings.

service Apple has increased the prices for its Arcade gaming subscription service and AppleTV+ streaming service.

According to his lawyer, Sam Bankman-Fried intends to provide testimony at his fraud trial in New York.

The value of Bitcoin has increased twofold in the current year and the possibility of alternative investment methods could potentially lead to further price growth.

Some individuals are requesting openness regarding Malaysia’s decision to prolong the operations of Lynas Rare Earth.

to be taken. A regulatory agency is urging for measures to be implemented in response to the potential rise of artificial intelligence-created images depicting child sexual abuse on the internet.

The California authorities have halted the newly authorized robotaxi service in San Francisco due to safety concerns.

Several state governments are taking legal action against Meta, alleging that its social media platforms have addictive properties and cause harm to the mental health of children.

about Tesla’s projections for Model 3 production Tesla reports that the Department of Justice is broadening their inquiry and issuing legal demands for data regarding Tesla’s estimated production numbers for the Model 3.