Capitol Grilling, Social Media CEOs in the Hot Seat Over Child Safety Failures
U.S. Senators critiqued social media CEOs for failing to protect children online, with heated exchanges and calls for legislative action during a Judiciary Committee hearing.
Elon Musk Seeks Bigger Stake at Tesla for AI and Robotics Leadership, Aiming for 25% Voting Control
Elon Musk seeks to increase his stake in Tesla to 25% for more voting control, particularly to influence its AI and robotics ventures, while awaiting a trial verdict on his past compensation.
Bay Area on Brink of Breakthrough, Quantum Tech Set to Shake Up Seismic Safety
A company, Q CTRL, is developing quantum sensing technology for early earthquake detection in the Bay Area, potentially offering earlier warnings than traditional methods.
Google Coughs Up $700M in Mega Settlement Over Android App Monopoly Claims
Google agrees to a $700 million settlement over claims of monopolizing the Android app market, with automatic consumer refunds and changes to allow alternative app stores and billing systems.
San Francisco's Expensify Lounge Shuts Down, the Office is Dead According to Company's Wild Experiment
Expensify Lounge, a lavish San Francisco co-work space, will close as the company affirms that the office is dead and focuses on remote work benefits.
Bay Area Unions Endorse Sympathy Strike Supporting Kaiser Permanente Workers' Unfair Labor Practices Protest
Two Bay Area unions have approved a sympathy strike in a show of solidarity with Kaiser Permanente workers, who are planning a strike on October 4-6 after management allegedly engaged in unfair labor practices.












