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A look at the humans employed to save the robotaxis; Waymo uses the Honk app to pay between $20 and $24 to manually close robo-taxis doors and between $60 and $80 to tow its cars (Lisa Bonos/Washington Post)

By Stacey D. WallsDecember 25, 2025

Lisa Bonos / Washington Post: A look at the humans employed to save the robotaxis; Waymo uses the Honk app…

Technology

Short seller Grizzly is shorting London-listed Trustpilot, alleging the review site pressures businesses to pay for subscriptions; Trustpilot refutes claims (Bloomberg)

By Stacey D. WallsDecember 6, 2025

Featured Podcasts Big Tech Podcast: AI Device Wars heats up, RIP Metaverse?, Netflix acquires Warner Brothers The Big Technology Podcast…

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A US bankruptcy judge on November 20 ordered the founder of Indian edtech startup Byju, Byju Raveendran, to pay more than $1 billion to US lenders, due to lack of funds from Byju’s US unit (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 23, 2025

Featured Podcasts The Talk Show with John Gruber: “Lincoln Bio Services,” with Stephen Robles The director’s commentary track for Daring…

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The U.S. DOE is accelerating its approach to equipping the nation’s labs with AI supercomputers by working with Nvidia, AMD and Oracle, who will pay part of the costs (Don Clark/New York Times)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 20, 2025

Don Clark / New York Times: The US DOE is accelerating its approach to equipping national laboratories with AI supercomputers…

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California federal jury rules Apple must pay Masimo $634 million for violating patent on blood oxygen used in Watch workout and heart rate alerts; Apple will appeal (Blake Brittain/Reuters)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 15, 2025

Blake Brittain / Reuters: California federal jury rules Apple must pay Masimo $634 million for violating patent on blood oxygen…

Technology

A Berlin court rules that Google must pay 465 million euros and 107 million euros to German price comparison sites Idealo and Producto, as damages for market abuse; Google will appeal (Reuters)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 14, 2025

Reuters: A Berlin court rules that Google must pay 465 million euros and 107 million euros to German price comparison…

Technology

Q&A with Lyft CEO David Risher on the company’s turnaround, AI, increased driver pay, Uber, partnering with Tensor for autonomous vehicle technology, and more (Nilay Patel/The Verge)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 4, 2025

Featured Podcasts Invest like the best: Luca Ferrari – Building Bending Spoons The leading destination for learning about business and…

Business & Money

Air traffic controllers receive partial pay

By Stacey D. WallsOctober 14, 2025

A plane takes off from the control tower at Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, October 8, 2025. Brendan Smialowski…

Politics

It’s the end of the line for Alex Jones as SCOTUS rejection means he has to pay Sandy Hook families

By Frank M. EverettOctober 14, 2025

Alex Jones is trying to get out of paying the Sandy Hook families he has defamed for years. PoliticusUSA is…

Technology

NPCI, which runs India’s UPI, is partnering with OpenAI and digital payments company Razorpay in a pilot to allow consumers to buy and pay directly through ChatGPT (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)

By Stacey D. WallsOctober 11, 2025

Featured Podcasts Lenny’s podcast: Inside Google’s AI Turnaround: The Rise of AI Mode, the Strategy Behind AI Previews, and Their…

US to establish fuel depot in Philippines to support operations in South China Sea – Radio Free Asia

Japan’s combat role in Philippine war drills signals shift in regional strategy – Radio Free Asia

PNG-Australia defense treaty creates jobs, poses risks amid growing Chinese influence – Radio Free Asia

Sino-US competition for rare earths triggers Pacific seabed mining project near Guam – Radio Free Asia

North Korean hackers offer $70,000 per month to act as front – Radio Free Asia

Citigroup (C) results in 1Q 2026

JPMorgan Chase (JPM) 1Q 2026 Results

Revolution Medicines’ Pancreatic Cancer Drug Daraxonrasib Passes Trial

Delta unveils first new Delta One suite amid premium cabin arms race

Billionaire’s Rugged SUV Startup Aims for U.S. Growth

Eric Swalwell shows his lack of character in his resignation statement

Senator Reuben Gallego calls for Eric Swalwell to be expelled from Congress

Trump turning into Jesus revealed the depths of his madness

Judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against Wall Street Journal over Epstein birthday letter

Trump and MAGA see their future as Viktor Orbán is eliminated in Hungarian elections

Anthropic names Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan to its board, its second addition to the board in recent months, as it eyes an IPO and continues its healthcare efforts (Kate Clark/Wall Street Journal)

Chinese chipmaker YMTC plans to build two additional factories in addition to one to be completed in 2026, doubling its production capacity (Reuters)

Google calls “back button hijacking” malicious, saying sites that interfere with a browser’s back button function could be demoted in search starting in June (Abner Li/9to5Google)

OpenAI acquires personal finance startup Hiro Finance for undisclosed amount; Hiro is stopping new registrations, will close its doors on April 20 and delete all data on May 13 (Julie Bort/TechCrunch)

Voters in Festus, Missouri, ousted all four incumbent council members up for re-election last week, days after the council approved a $6 billion data center (Jeff Tomich/Politico)

Browsing: pay

A look at the humans employed to save the robotaxis; Waymo uses the Honk app to pay between $20 and $24 to manually close robo-taxis doors and between $60 and $80 to tow its cars (Lisa Bonos/Washington Post)

Short seller Grizzly is shorting London-listed Trustpilot, alleging the review site pressures businesses to pay for subscriptions; Trustpilot refutes claims (Bloomberg)

A US bankruptcy judge on November 20 ordered the founder of Indian edtech startup Byju, Byju Raveendran, to pay more than $1 billion to US lenders, due to lack of funds from Byju’s US unit (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)

The U.S. DOE is accelerating its approach to equipping the nation’s labs with AI supercomputers by working with Nvidia, AMD and Oracle, who will pay part of the costs (Don Clark/New York Times)

California federal jury rules Apple must pay Masimo $634 million for violating patent on blood oxygen used in Watch workout and heart rate alerts; Apple will appeal (Blake Brittain/Reuters)

A Berlin court rules that Google must pay 465 million euros and 107 million euros to German price comparison sites Idealo and Producto, as damages for market abuse; Google will appeal (Reuters)

Q&A with Lyft CEO David Risher on the company’s turnaround, AI, increased driver pay, Uber, partnering with Tensor for autonomous vehicle technology, and more (Nilay Patel/The Verge)

Air traffic controllers receive partial pay

It’s the end of the line for Alex Jones as SCOTUS rejection means he has to pay Sandy Hook families

NPCI, which runs India’s UPI, is partnering with OpenAI and digital payments company Razorpay in a pilot to allow consumers to buy and pay directly through ChatGPT (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)