China orders Didi ride hailing app pulled from stores over privacy issues
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China orders Didi ride hailing app pulled from stores over privacy issues

China’s app privacy crackdown just struck one of its largest targets yet. Bloombergreports that China’s Cyberspace Administration has ordered the removal of Didi Chuxing’s ride hailing app from mobile stores, including Apple’s App Store and Huawei’s AppGallery. The software allegedly committed serious regulatory breaches through its collection and use of personal data, officials said. The…

Britain’s Morrisons Agrees $8.7 Billion Takeover by Fortress-Led Group

Britain’s Morrisons Agrees $8.7 Billion Takeover by Fortress-Led Group

LONDON—Morrisons has agreed to a takeover led by SoftBank owned Fortress Investment Group that values Britain’s fourth-largest supermarket chain at £6.3 billion ($8.7 billion) and tops a rival offer from a U.S. private equity firm. The offer from Fortress, along with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Koch Real Estate Investments, exceeds a £5.52 billion…

Lincoln and Ford: July Fourth Should Bring Us Together

Lincoln and Ford: July Fourth Should Bring Us Together

In five years, on July 4, 2026, Americans will observe the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, a milestone that carries a somewhat awkward name: the semiquincentennial. Those old enough to remember our nation’s 200th birthday in 1976 know the bicentennial was a months-long celebration full of parades, fireworks, and tall ships. The country had…

FaZe Clan suspends players allegedly involved in crypto pump-and-dump scheme
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FaZe Clan suspends players allegedly involved in crypto pump-and-dump scheme

FaZe Clan is once again reeling from drama, and this time the damage might be longer-lasting. Decryptnotes that FaZe has punished four players for alleged involvement in a pump-and-dump scheme involving the Save the Kids cryptocurrency project. The eSports team suspended Jarvis (pictured), Nikan and Teeqo, and has permanently removed Kay from the organization. Save…

Boring Company proposes Fort Lauderdale transit loop for trips to the beach
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Boring Company proposes Fort Lauderdale transit loop for trips to the beach

Elon Musk’s Boring Company is still trying to sell cities on transit loops, and it might just have a significant buyer. As The Vergereports, the Boring Company has submitted a bid for a transit tunnel loop that would link the downtown with the beach. The Las Olas Loop would be an “innovative and unprecented” way…

Porsche recalls 43,000 Taycan EVs over sudden power loss
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Porsche recalls 43,000 Taycan EVs over sudden power loss

It didn’t take long for Porsche’s rumored Taycan recall to become official. The German car maker has recalled about 43,000 Taycan and Taycan Cross Turismo EVs worldwide over a sudden power loss issue. You’ll have to take your electric sports sedan to a workshop to receive an hour-long software update (over-the-air isn’t an option this…

FTC charges Broadcom with ‘illegally monopolizing’ the chip industry
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FTC charges Broadcom with ‘illegally monopolizing’ the chip industry

Broadcom is facing a major antitrust crackdown. Gizmodoreports that the Federal Trade Commission has charged Broadcom with “illegally monopolizing” the markets for broadband and TV chips, including WiFi parts. The FTC claimed that Broadcom struck exclusive deals with vendors and service providers that prevented them from buying chips from rival suppliers. The FTC also accused…

Tesla Cybertruck will have an answer to the Hummer EV’s ‘Crab Mode’
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Tesla Cybertruck will have an answer to the Hummer EV’s ‘Crab Mode’

Tesla won’t sit by the wayside as electric trucks like the Hummer EV and Rivian R1T lure customers with special features. Elon Musk has revealed that Tesla is adding rear-wheel steering to the Cybertruck to help the EV maneuver with “high agility.” It’s a rough answer to the Hummer’s “Crab Mode” and R1T’s tank turns,…

Hackers conduct one of the largest supply chain cyberattacks to date
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Hackers conduct one of the largest supply chain cyberattacks to date

Hackers just perpetrated one of the largest known supply chain cyberattacks so far. The Financial Times and Wall Street Journal report that IT management software giant Kaseya has fallen victim to a ransomware attack that compromised its VSA remote maintenance tool. The company initially claimed that “fewer than 40” of its customers were directly affected,…