As Chinese EV makers compress development timelines, a Japanese startup is pitching AI tools to help domestic automakers keep pace. The race is now about speed.

The billionaire's plan to list his Silicon Valley home pushed Meta to alter its stock structure, a move designed to help him pay California's proposed wealth tax if voters approve it.

European agencies from Belgium to Germany took websites dark to patch a critical weakness in the language behind almost 70% of the web, and the blast radius extends far beyond government portals.

Tesla will sell its autonomous two-seater by end of year while federal regulators investigate whether it meets vehicle safety standards.

Meta's new $150B share class gives Zuckerberg $20B in liquidity to cover the tax, but only if he stays put.

Heavy AI spending is squeezing the carmaker's bottom line, and a SpaceX tie-up would put two Musk giants on one balance sheet.

Bots are rolling off the Fremont line, but a year-long scale-up and unresolved hand design stand between Tesla and its 2027 delivery goal.

How developers power the AI buildout, with gas turbines or renewables, will decide whether Texas breathes easier or loses its clean air progress.

Tesla's safety reel shows Waymo and Avride cutting into its lane, a subtle jab ahead of earnings and the Dallas Cybercab launch.

A new Airbnb policy barring host-imposed chores has owners vowing to strike and plotting workarounds, while guests cheer. The fallout could reshape cleaning fees and listing supply.

The Witcher's very existence traces back to BioWare's engine, E3 booth space, and an early Polish localization deal that CD Projekt's joint CEO says changed everything.

The social media giant's ad engine and AI bet absorbed a massive teen-safety settlement and a new $25B privacy fine, keeping growth on track.