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Japan Approves Major Hike in Military Spending, With Taiwan in Mind

The budget increase, the biggest in decades, comes as officials warn that tensions over Taiwan could pull Japan into a conflict between the United States and China.  » mehr lesen

Tesla Agrees to Stop Letting Drivers Play Video Games in Moving Cars

A federal regulator said the electric vehicle maker agreed to disable the feature after an investigation was opened.  » mehr lesen

Capital One Settles Class-Action Lawsuit Over Hacking for $190 Million

The breach involved the personal data of more than 100 million customers.  » mehr lesen

Intel apologizes over its statement on forced labor in Xinjiang.

The chip maker sought to walk back a statement saying it could not use labor or goods from Xinjiang, where the United States has said China’s repression of Uyghurs amounts to genocide....

Reasons for Optimism in 2022

In a year filled with bad news, there were reasons for optimism as well.  » mehr lesen

Public Streets Are the Lab for Self-Driving Experiments

When the U.S. ordered companies to report accidents involving driver-assistance tech, Tesla was thought to be the motivation. But 108 companies were listed, showing how widespread the testing may be.  » mehr lesen

Why Even a 40% Tax Break Won’t Move Japan’s Employers to Raise Pay

The country’s prime minister says lifting long-stagnant wages would jump-start the sputtering economy. Companies call the plan a nonstarter.  » mehr lesen

Jurors are deliberating for a third day in the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

If deliberations do not conclude on Thursday, they will resume at a date to be determined by the judge.  » mehr lesen

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