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Virgin Orbit experiences an uncontrolled descent resulting in vehicle loss.
Virgin Orbit Announces Mass Layoffs Amid Financial Struggles
The California-based space launch company is letting go of approximately 85% of its
Daily Crunch: Better.com lays off nearly half of its workforce since December 2021
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Squid Game: Unleashed – A Fun Game Disappoints as a Terrible Video Game Adaptation
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Netflix’s new mobile game simplifies the addictive gameplay elements of Squid Game, instead delivering a brutal,
Watch Nvidia’s CES 2025 Keynote Live
Nvidia will undoubtedly be the biggest story at CES 2025. The company’s dominance is hardly surprising given its massive scale, with a market cap
Amazon Introduces New Map View Feature to Scan Your Home
Amazon makes mapping smart home devices more accessible and convenient for users.
Get Ready for Spooky Season in Startups: Trends and Insights to Keep You Haunted by Competition
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Turo CEO Reveals that Background Checks Would Not Have Prevented Recent Attacks by Individuals With Clean Records
Two people rented vehicles through Turo, a popular peer-to-peer car-sharing service, to carry out violent incidents earlier this week.
Nerdio Secures 117 Million Dollars in Funding to Develop Management Tools for Azure Virtual Desktop
In 2005, three entrepreneurs co-founded Adar in Chicago, offering streaming IT and IT-as-a-service products primarily to small- and medium-sized
Rocks: the proposed climate fix that tech companies have spent millions developing.
Tech giants like Google invest heavily in a unique method of reducing emissions: using rocks to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere. This innovative approach
Helsing, a defense-focused AI startup, sets new fundraising record in European AI with $223 million Series B round.
Helsing, a Defense AI startup backed by Spotify founder Daniel Ek, has secured $223 million in its latest funding round, bringing the company’s total to
