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A teen in a car speeding away from police in a pursuit around Hamilton asked one of his co-offenders to shoot at the tailing patrol car as he was worried...

Of electric vehicles, ultralightweight, will be available from 2026. and perhaps the most entertaining moment from a sony executive who managed to drive a pr prototype car on to a stage using a play station console. plenty of gimmicks, i hope thats not the future of driving. sony unveiled a mixed reality head set thats expected to be available laurt this year. no price tag on that, which brings me to one of the biggest it can announcements of the week by a company that isnt even here. apple is e...

Tech layoffs are in the spotlight again as Amazon and Twitch announce job cuts.

By Joe Hoppe Amazon.com faces another round of labor action in the U.K., as up to 100 workers at the e-commerce giant's newest flagship fulfillment center...

It’s a recurring theme every year when the calendar flips to Jan 1st.No, not resolutions, but rather the wave of returned merchandise after the holiday shopping season.And returns are swiftly becoming a trillion-dollar event.Retailers are also charging customers for returns to help tighten the grip on margin. Customers on local

Expansion will cover about 75% of Dallas-Fort Worth population

Reward points, frugal Gen Z and buy now, pay later. These trends shaped the 2023 gift-buying season. Here’s why they’ll matter more to retailers in 2024.

Chinese buyers are pushing back against lower-powered AI chips it hopes to sell them in response to U.S. export curbs

Shares of Amazon.com Inc. inched 0.46% higher to $145.24 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around great trading session for the stock market, with the S&P...

In talking to a client recently, they lamented that their organization is far too rigid and employees do not push the boundaries of their creativity. Risk-taking has been discouraged for some time across the board. So, instead of generating new and interesting ideas which may or may not be commercially