Enterprise

In a landmark ruling that could reshape the landscape of digital privacy, Apple boldly defied a directive from the U.K. government that would have compelled the tech giant to construct a “backdoor” for accessing iPhone users’ encrypted data. The Investigatory Powers Tribunal — a body meant to scrutinize the actions of governmental agencies — made

The ongoing saga between the U.S. government and TikTok reveals more than just a battle over app downloads; it underscores a deeper tension in American policy regarding technology and trade. The recent extension allowing TikTok to remain on Apple’s App Store for an additional 75 days raises substantive questions about the motivations behind the decisions

For nearly a decade, Elon Musk has dazzled investors with promises of a fleet of Tesla vehicles that could whisk passengers away in robotaxi mode, requiring minimal human intervention. Yet, as we stand in early 2025, those dreams still linger in the distance, shrouded in uncertainty. Tesla’s boastfully branded “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) system is now

The recent announcement by President Donald Trump regarding his “reciprocal” tariff policy sent shockwaves through the economic landscape. With a baseline tariff of 10% poised to blanket nearly every trading partner, the administration’s approach raises critical questions about the validity and reasoning behind such a sweeping move. Economists and trade partners alike are left scrambling

The recent closure of the de minimis trade loophole by President Trump highlights a critical moment in American trade policy. Initially, this exemption allowed imports worth less than $800 to enter the U.S. without incurring duties. However, the consequential executive order, mainly inspired by rising concerns over unchecked imports from China, signals a paradigm shift

In the turbulent waters of economic policy, President Trump’s new tariffs have sent shockwaves through the tech sector, notably causing Apple’s stocks to plummet by more than 6%. This isn’t just a minor fluctuation; it’s a harbinger of the chaos that can ensue when political rhetoric clashes with the realities of global commerce. Apple, a

Circle, the innovative force behind the USDC stablecoin, has declared its intention to enter the public markets with a much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO). Marketed under the ticker symbol CRCL, this move is expected to position Circle among the top players in the industry and could potentially redefine the landscape of cryptocurrency finance. It’s telling

Cerebras, a prominent player in the artificial intelligence semiconductor arena, has obtained clearance to sell shares to Group 42, an AI firm out of the United Arab Emirates backed by Microsoft. Although this development is hailed as a victory, it raises critical questions about the implications of foreign investment in sensitive tech sectors. The Committee

The announcement by Elon Musk that his artificial intelligence startup, xAI, will merge with his social networking platform X (formerly Twitter) at an astonishing valuation of $80 billion showcases not only his ambitious vision but also raises significant concerns about corporate governance and accountability. In Musk’s world, the motto often seems to be “move fast

Elon Musk, the tech visionary whose innovations have reshaped transportation, space exploration, and social media, now finds himself embroiled in a legal quagmire that brings to light the dangers of celebrity accountability in the tech world. The recent ruling allowing a class-action lawsuit to proceed against him and his family office, Excession, unveils uncomfortable truths