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Self-driving car company Waymo LLC issued a recall following a software glitch that caused two of its cars to crash into a towed pickup truck in Phoenix. The California-based ride-hailing company owned by Alphabet Inc. issued a voluntary recall report with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for software that was previously across all vehicles...
The U.S. Department of Justice and 17 states sued Apple Inc. on March 21, alleging it monopolized the smartphone market and violated antitrust laws due to its “anticompetitive and exclusionary conduct” surrounding App Store guidelines and the functionality of its devices. In an 88-page lawsuit, Apple was accused of impeding competition by enforcing restrictive App...
Jon Stewart was asked by Apple Inc. to not have Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan on his podcast. Nonetheless, amid several ongoing investigations by the FTC, he brought her onto The Daily Show to discuss recent antitrust legal action against tech giants and to explore corporate accountability concerns on April 1. Regarding Apple, Stewart...
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By Irza Waraich | For the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com
“Capitalism is predicated on atomized individuals, democracy on shared publics,” writes Trevor Jackson in the Review’s January 16 issue. Reviewing Martin
By: Irza Waraich, Amanda Galloza Faublas
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As Groundhog Day approaches, there's no better time to revisit Harold Ramis' beloved classic 1993 film “Groundhog Day.” Even
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to delay the federal ban on TikTok for 75 days, directing the Department of Justice to hold off on enforcing the Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, prohibiting the app’s sale or ban within that period. The act, which former President Biden signed in April 2024, required TikTok’s parent...
By: Irza Waraich, Amanda Galloza
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — On Sunday, Staten Island's very own Chuck will make his appearance at the Staten Island Zoo to predict the arrival of the spring season.
By: Irza Waraich
During the latest New York Jobs CEO Council speaker series, Con Edison CEO Tim Cawley visited Baruch College to discuss job opportunities for students, the role of artificial intelligence in the industry, and the shift to clean energy. In a fireside chat, Cawley and Baruch President S. David Wu discussed the range of job opportunities...
Lower Manhattan has a new luxury retailer — that came all the way from France. French department store Printemps opened its only U.S. location on March 20 at 1 Wall St., across from Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan’s tourism hub. Advertising itself as more than just a purveyor of luxury goods, Printemps attempts to make...
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