Vietnamese EV maker VinFast remains optimistic despite challenging entry to U.S. auto market
VinFast CEO says that there is a lot of room for players in the U.S. market as the world moves towards electric vehicles.
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U.S. regulators investigating Tesla after steering wheels detach from two moving vehicles
Regulators opened an investigation into Tesla after receiving complaints that steering wheels detached in Model Y vehicles while people were driving.
ChatGPT is being used to automatically write emails: Microsoft, Salesforce and TikTok creators are hopping on the trend
A viral TikTok video showed how AI chatbots can be used to send email pitches. Microsoft and Salesforce announced new products with that exact feature.
Elon Musk apologizes after calling disabled Twitter employee who was laid off 'the worst'
Elon Musk on Tuesday apologized after questioning the work performance of a disabled Twitter employee who was laid off by the company.
Mast Reforestation is using drones, nurseries and carbon offsets to revitalize land after wildfires
Mast Reforestation, formerly DroneSeed, is ramping up the supply of native seeds needed for reforestation after record wildfires in the U.S. West.
White House endorses new Senate TikTok bill, urges Congress to pass it 'quickly'
The White House threw its support behind a new bipartisan Senate bill that would give the Biden administration the power to ban TikTok in the U.S.
Meta planning thousands of more cuts after widespread layoffs, report says
The layoffs could begin this week and affect thousands of employees.
Next-gen mobile internet — 6G — will launch in 2030, telecom bosses say, even as 5G adoption remains low
6G, the next generation of mobile internet after 5G, is likely to launch in 2030, top telco executives told CNBC.
Biden FCC nominee Gigi Sohn withdraws, citing 'cruel attacks' in battle with cable and media industries
Gigi Sohn is withdrawing her nomination to serve as telecommunications regulator to the Federal Communications Commission.
A new nuclear reactor in the U.S. starts up. It's the first in nearly seven years
A new nuclear reactor at the Vogtle plant in Georgia started splitting atoms. Full operation will begin in May or June, Georgia Power says.
TikTok introduces new paywalled 20-minute video feature
TikTok on Tuesday announced another avenue for creators to monetize their videos on the short-form social media app.
New bill will give the Commerce secretary the power to ban TikTok, Sen. Warner says
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., is set to introduce the legislation with Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., at a news conference Tuesday afternoon.
Google CEO defends desk-sharing policy, says some offices are like a 'ghost town'
In responding to employee criticism of Google's new desk-sharing policy for the cloud unit, CEO Sundar Pichai reminded staffers that real estate is pricey.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's big bet on A.I. is paying off as his core technology powers ChatGPT
A decade ago, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pushed the company beyond gaming and into AI, a bet that's paying huge dividends as its chips now power OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Salesforce follows Microsoft in launching A.I. tools for salespeople with help from OpenAI
Having cutting-edge technology could boost revenue, but Salesforce isn't announcing prices for its new sales, marketing and service tools yet.
Singapore's tech salaries mostly jumped in 2022, new report shows
Tech salaries in Singapore mostly jumped in 2022 despite a string of tech layoffs and a slowdown in hiring.
Atlassian cuts 5% of head count as the software maker focuses on high-priority areas
Many of Atlassian's rivals have cut their head count in recent months as rates have moved higher to deal with higher prices. But unemployment remains low.
Google tells employees that fewer of them will get promotions to senior roles
Google said in an email to employees that it hopes to increase senior and leadership roles "in proportion" to company growth
Chinese smartphone giants are making a high-end play against Apple and Samsung
Chinese smartphone makers are looking to push into the high-end device market to challenge the dominance of Apple and Samsung.
Salesforce faces an underappreciated risk: Platform customers jumping ship like Veeva
One analyst thinks Salesforce won't be able to compete well with Veeva in life sciences after their broad-based agreement that bans competition ends in 2025.
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