Thomas Barrabi is a business reporter at the New York Post. He covers a range of topics including AI, consumer tech, cybersecurity, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on business leaders and antitrust issues. Thomas has been featured in various outlets such as Fox News Media, Yahoo News, and MarketWatch.
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Thomas Barrabi's articles predominantly cover content and publishing, big tech, government & politics with a national focus on the United States. He often incorporates expert commentary and legal policy regulation into his coverage.
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By: Thomas Barrabi
Tesla's strategy is simpler, and much cheaper, but has two critical weaknesses, industry executives, autonomous-vehicle experts and one of the Tesla engineers told Reuters. Without the layered technologies used by its peers, Tesla's system struggles more with so-called “edge cases” — rare driving scenarios that self-driving systems and their human engineers struggle to anticipate.
By: Thomas Barrabi
An X spokesperson said the firm's claims against Unilever had been “resolved” and it is no longer a defendant in the suit. Unilever, which owns Ben & Jerry's, Dove, Hellman's and various other consumer goods firms, has plans for its brands to resume advertising on X, according to the spokesperson.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Tesla's strategy is simpler, and much cheaper, but has two critical weaknesses, experts say.
By: Thomas Barrabi
A Dutch chipmaking giant sparked chaos after it accidentally published a disappointing financial outlook a day earlier than scheduled – slashing billions in market value across the semiconductor sector.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Apple appeared to experience a widespread outage on Wednesday afternoon, with users reporting trouble using the App Store.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Microsoft is reportedly in a tussle with OpenAI over what size piece it will get of the artificial intelligence juggernaut as the latter prepares to transform itself from nonprofit to for-profit company.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Meta’s Oversight Board on Wednesday overturned Facebook’s decision to remove a meme that poked fun at the Democratic presidential ticket as characters from the hit film “Dumb and Dumber.̶…
By: Thomas Barrabi
Google faces an investigation by the Missouri attorney general's office for allegedly “manipulating search results” and exhibiting anti-conservative bias ahead of the 2024 election.
By: Thomas Barrabi
Prominent Big Tech antitrust lawyers have co-hosted a series of fundraisers for Kamala Harris’s campaign as the 2024 presidential election draws near – and critics are blasting the events as a blat…
By: Thomas Barrabi
A union representing Google employees is demanding the tech giant lift what it called an illegal “gag order” barring them from discussing landmark antitrust cases that could upend the company's business.
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