The crux of Elon Musk’s countersuit against Twitter

Elon Musk, as surely you know by now, backed out on his $44 billion offer to buy Twitter in July, to the delight of corporate litigators everywhere. Days after Musk’s avowed withdrawal, the social media company filed a la

Amazon’s acquisition of iRobot is a profound bummer

The tech world is about to lose another independent hardware company with Amazon’s planned acquisition of iRobot, whose Roombas pioneered the robot vacuum business two decades ago.

The deal is valued at $1.7 billion, and cofounder Colin Angle will retain his role of iRobot CEO inside of Amazon. Neithe

A data science expert explains how ‘over-the-air’ updates will change the auto industry

Whenever automakers discover that a vehicle has a defect or does not comply with U.S. laws, they must notify the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and mail a notice to each customer who owns or leases the affected vehicles. Automakers must also recall those cars, trucks or SUVs–which means they have to fix the defect across the entire fleet.

People with re

Fall gadget preview: These are the most anticipated tech gadgets expected from Apple, Samsung, and Google

We might still be in the dog days of summer, but look around and you’ll see the first signs of fall. The NFL pre-season kicked off Thursday night. Pumpkin spice everything is starting to infiltrate grocery stores, coffee houses and restaurants. And the tech world is on the cusp of its annual explosion of new products.

Samsung will get the ball rolling next week, with its Unpacked event on Aug. 10. Apple, Goog

Lyft says its driver incentives that spooked investors are paying off

Lyft’s cost-trimming measures amid rising inflation and a potential economic slowdown are paying off, the company said on Thursday.

The ride-hailing firm also reported adjusted EBITDA, which excludes some items, of $79.1 million, which was its highest earnings in history. Still, Lyft reported a net loss of $377.2 million, which is wider than the same quarter a year ago.

Lyft announced in late May that it would slow hiring and assess budget cuts as the broader tech sector

DoorDash explains why it’s growing sales despite spending changes

DoorDash on Thursday reported larger than expected revenue growth and marketplace gross order value in its second quarter, indicating that, even in a rocky economy, customers are still turning to food delivery. 

The company posted revenue of $1.6 billion in the three-month period, up 30% from the same period a year ago. At the same time, the company said the total orders t

Women are far more skeptical of autonomous cars’ safety, according to a new Pew report

A new report by Pew Research Center Wednesday finds that women are far more skeptical than men that self-driving cars will make our roads and highways safer. The findings suggest a public relations problem that could further slow the emergence of automated vehicles, despite the fact that studies have sh

Intro is the latest app to directly connect celebrities with consumers

You may never have a mansion like Oprah, but you can now chat with her favorite interior designer, Nate Berkus—for a fee, of course. 

A newish app, Intro, allows anyone to book one-on-one video calls with industry experts for advice in fields from fashion a

Congress is busy considering space funding and authorizations

Congress has spent the last few weeks hammering out next year’s authorizations and funding decisions.

On the policy side, CHIPS and Science passed in both the House and Senate last week.  On the funding side, policymakers have been reviewing and amending next year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which will provide funding for military space programs.

CHIPS and Science

The finalized Creating Helpful Incentives to P


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