Microchip Technology Inc. announces pay cuts and factory shutdowns due to a challenging economic climate, as per CEO Ganesh Moorthy during an earnings call.

Detroit police are searching for Brianna Blow, missing since February 1. Blow is described as 5'3", 175 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. She wore a pink jacket, black shirt, and pants. Tips can be reported to (313) 596-5940.

A study at Massachusetts General Hospital uses Neuropixels probes to advance understanding of the brain's speech production, with implications for treating language disorders.

A study by MIT researchers revealed that doctors have more difficulty diagnosing diseases on darker skin, underscoring the need for better training and potential AI assistance.

Tesla, Inc. agrees to a $1.5 million settlement for claims of improper hazardous waste handling at its California facilities, according to San Francisco's District Attorney.

An AI system from BIDMC and MIT may allow earlier detection of pancreatic cancer, increasing survival rates by identifying at-risk individuals 18 months prior to usual diagnosis.

The Arizona Science Center's new 'OceanXperience' exhibit offers a simulated deep-sea adventure aboard the OceanXplorer vessel, with interactive missions for all ages focusing on marine education and conservation.

The U.S. HHS has made permanent the pandemic-era telehealth rules for prescribing addiction treatments, improving access to medications like buprenorphine and methadone.

The only renal care facility in Tillamook, Oregon, U.S. Renal Care, will close, leaving 11 patients without nearby dialysis services. The closure is due to financial issues with Medicare reimbursements.

The Texas DPS has launched a Violent Offender Database to inform the public about individuals convicted of severe violent crimes, aiming to enhance community safety.

Research from UMass Amherst shows that during COVID-19, hospitality firms that cut CEO pay rather than jobs gained loyalty from ethically minded customers, according to a study published in Cornell Hospitality Quarterly.

Okta, Inc. is laying off 7% of its workforce, about 400 employees, to cut costs and enhance profitability. The CEO cited high costs and the layoffs coincide with the tech industry's trend of job cuts. Okta's shares rose post-announcement.

MIT astronomers have doubled the number of known tidal disruption events (TDEs) by observing 18 black holes eating stars using infrared data from NEOWISE.