The California Department of Motor Vehicles has launched a pilot program allowing 1.5 million Californians to use their mobile driver's license as a form of identification at select stores and airports, with the aim of providing travelers with a convenient option for identity verification.
Toyota is suspending operations at its Japanese assembly plants due to a technical glitch in its production system, causing a disruption in its supply chain, although the automaker does not believe it was a cyberattack.
Two travelers were kicked off an Air Canada flight after they refused to sit on seats soiled by vomit, and the incident is currently being reviewed by the airline.
United Airlines flights have resumed after a nationwide ground stop caused by a computer issue, which was later resolved, delaying 211 flights.
Peloton reported a wider-than-expected loss and a drop in new subscribers in its fourth fiscal quarter due to its recall of the Bike seat post and seasonal factors, causing shares to plummet; however, the company remains optimistic about its future and is implementing new strategies for growth.
The FDA review panel voted against recommending approval of Medtronic's renal denervation therapy for hypertension, citing concerns about its efficacy and the lack of evidence supporting its proposed indications.
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The FDA has issued a warning to consumers to stop using Dr. Berne's MSM Drops and LightEyez MSM Eye Drops due to potential bacterial and fungal contamination, which could result in serious vision-threatening infections.
Today is the deadline for Facebook users in the U.S. to file a claim in the $725 million settlement with parent company Meta related to privacy violations.
Best Buy surpassed sales expectations for Q2 but expects a lull in tech demand for the rest of the year due to post-pandemic spending patterns and inflation, while anticipating stabilization and growth in the consumer electronics industry next year.
Expired at-home Covid tests may still be safe to use if the FDA has extended their expiration dates, according to the Food and Drug Administration, which provides a webpage listing the expiration information for each test brand; however, using expired tests increases the risk of inaccurate results.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a concept car for its next generation CLA series, featuring a sleek design, futuristic interior, and an impressive range of over 450 miles thanks to technology from the Vision EQXX concept.
Shares of Chinese automaker BYD listed in China surged over 5% following a significant jump in first-half profit, driven by record deliveries and growth in the new energy vehicle business, with revenue increasing by 72.72% compared to the same period last year.
BMW has given a glimpse into its future electric vehicles, including an upcoming electric SUV, with its Vision Neue Klass unveiling and promises of increased range, faster charging, and improved efficiency.
An international Delta flight from Atlanta to Barcelona was forced to return after two hours due to a "biohazard issue" caused by a passenger suffering from diarrhea, requiring the airplane to be thoroughly cleaned before continuing the journey.
Novo Nordisk aims to persuade European governments to reimburse its obesity drug Wegovy for the most overweight individuals, according to CEO Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen, as the company seeks to expand in Europe by highlighting the medical and cost benefits of the treatment.
A major water main break in Times Square has led to flooding and the closure of streets and subways, with repairs now underway.
Novo Nordisk has overtaken LVMH as Europe's most valuable company, with soaring demand for its weight-loss drugs driving up its market capitalization, while LVMH has faced setbacks due to the slowing Chinese economy and a drop in stock over the past six months.
Most Asian stocks rose slightly as markets awaited key economic readings and a rally in Chinese shares extended amid speculation over more stimulus measures.
A tablet-based device that monitors children's eye movements while they watch a social interaction video can accurately diagnose autism spectrum disorder in children as young as 16 months old, providing a faster and more accessible method compared to traditional expert-based testing.
United Airlines experienced a nationwide ground stop due to technology issues, halting flights at their departure airports but allowing those already airborne to continue to their destination.
Nordstrom exceeds sales and earnings expectations but maintains caution for the future, as revenue is expected to decline and the company faces challenges in its turnaround efforts.
Virgin Galactic plans to conduct its next commercial spaceflight, Galactic 03, on September 8, which will be its fourth spaceflight in four months and solidify its position as a leader in suborbital space tourism over Blue Origin.
Banquet frozen chicken strips, produced in June and July 2023, are being recalled due to possible contamination with plastic, with one reported injury so far.
The Federal Trade Commission's settlement agreement allowing Amgen's acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics to proceed may signal that other large pharmaceutical industry deals will face less regulatory scrutiny, potentially impacting pending acquisitions like Pfizer's purchase of Seagen.
Hundreds of flights were cancelled or delayed in the UK due to a technical problem with air traffic control systems, causing widespread disruption and likely to last for a few days, although it is not believed to be a cyberattack according to British Transport Minister Mark Harper.
Budget startup Breeze Airways is offering 50% off the base fare on all flights through March 7, 2024, but the discount only applies to the flight's base fare, not the taxes and fees.
Oil prices reached a new high for the year after Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to extend output cuts, reinforcing efforts to support oil prices by the OPEC+ alliance.
Marvell Technology is expected to report generally in-line earnings results, with a focus on its growing AI sales to offset weakness in traditional computing areas, while investors should also keep an eye on Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom.
Atlassian CEO Scott Farquhar works from home most of the time and only goes into the office once every three months, embracing a work-from-anywhere policy that allows employees to cope with the cost of living crisis and widens the talent pool.
Warner Bros. Discovery predicts that Hollywood strikes will result in a negative impact of $300-$500 million on its 2023 earnings.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is taking steps to force a recall of 52 million airbag inflators made by ARC Automotive Inc. due to the risk of explosions and shrapnel that could cause injuries or deaths.
Saudi Arabia and Russia have announced that they will extend their cuts in oil supplies through the rest of 2023, pushing oil prices higher.
California is testing a new mobile driver's license program called mDL that allows individuals to quickly and securely verify their identity using a phone app, enabling them to expedite the TSA PreCheck process at selected airports; however, it is advised to carry the physical driver's license or state-issued ID card, as the program is not yet widely accepted.
The number of certificates of deposit (CDs) paying at least 5.50% APY has risen to 30, providing ample options for customers looking to earn a record rate.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk outlined the challenges in building the Cybertruck due to its angular design and the need for sub 10-micron accuracy, comparing it to the tolerances required for building Lego.
Disney is in preliminary discussions with Amazon about partnering to stream ESPN and potentially taking a minority financial stake in the sports service, as ESPN considers launching a comprehensive and expensive streaming service costing $20-$35 per month.
Manufacturing giant 3M will pay $6 billion to settle claims from veterans who said the company's faulty earplugs resulted in hearing loss, marking one of the largest mass torts in US history.
Visa has expanded its stablecoin settlement capabilities with Circle's USDC stablecoin to the Solana blockchain, aiming to enhance the speed of cross-border payment transactions and become one of the first major financial institutions to use the Solana network at scale for settlements.
Google Flights has introduced a new feature that provides insights on when to buy airline tickets based on past trends, allowing users to make booking decisions with more confidence.
Indonesia has issued its first "Golden Visa" to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, allowing him to live in the country for 10 years and providing other benefits, in an effort to attract foreign investors and support economic development.
China is planning a $41 billion fund to boost its semiconductor industry in response to US restrictions on exporting chips to the country.
Paper straws, often promoted as eco-friendly alternatives to plastic straws, have been found to contain toxic PFAS chemicals, making them potentially worse for the environment than plastic straws, according to a study by Belgian researchers. Stainless steel straws were found to be free of PFAS and are recommended as a more eco-friendly alternative.
California-based insurance company Farmers Insurance is laying off 2,400 employees, approximately 11% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring effort for long-term growth.
Arm, the chip design firm, has attracted interest from major technology companies such as Apple, Google, and Nvidia, as well as chip foundry operators Intel, Samsung, and TSMC, in its bid to go public on Nasdaq with a potential market capitalization of $52 billion and $5 billion in new cash.