This little-known health stock that uses A.I. can rally more than 120%, Canaccord Genuity says
The firm believes artificial intelligence will increasingly be used in diagnostics and life science tools going forward.
Bentley to end production of ultra-performance 12-cylinder engine as it transitions to EVs
Bentley Motors plans to end production of its 12-cylinder engine next April as the famed luxury carmaker transitions to electric vehicles.
Supreme Court justices in Google case express hesitation about upending Section 230
Justices across the ideological spectrum expressed concern with breaking the delicate balance set by Section 230 in their ruling.
Georgia grand jury recommended charging multiple people in Trump election probe for range of crimes, report says
A Georgia grand jury spent months gathering evidence into former President Donald Trump’s effort to reverse his 2020 loss to President Joe Biden.
Amazon employees push CEO Andy Jassy to drop return-to-office mandate
Amazon tech workers created an internal petition and Slack channel to share their grievances about the return-to-work mandate.
Pfizer RSV vaccine that protects infants could receive FDA approval this summer
The single-dose RSV vaccine developed by Pfizer is administered to expectant mothers in the late second-to-third trimester of their pregnancy.
Facebook and Instagram could have 12 million paying subscribers by early 2024, says BofA
A Bank of America (BoFA) research note estimates that Meta’s Verified subscription service could generate $1.7 billion “in high-margin revenue in 2024.”
EPA orders Norfolk Southern to clean up Ohio train derailment site and pay all costs
If the company fails to complete any actions ordered by EPA, the agency will “immediately” conduct the work, and then seek to compel Norfolk Southern to pay triple the cost.
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Supreme Court set to hear Google case that could impact free speech online
Tech companies and many free speech experts warn that changing Section 230 will have broad implications for how the internet operates.
