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Controversial Geoengineering Experiment Launched Quietly in San Francisco to Avoid Public Backlash

On Tuesday, April 2, researchers with the University of Washington quietly conducted a first-of-its-kind experiment in solar radiation modification by launching salt crystals into the atmosphere from an aircraft carrier
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How Noncompete Agreements and Corporate Surveillance Are Crushing China’s Tech Workers

In the cutthroat world of China’s tech industry, non-compete clauses and corporate surveillance are increasingly binding tech workers to their employers — sometimes with severe personal consequences. As reported on
Production Delays, Disarray in Boeing Factory Prior to Door Plug Near Tragedy, WSJ Reports
White House Directs NASA to Create Time Standard for the Moon
US Justice Department Sues Apple for Allegedly Engineering an Illegal Monopoly
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Trump’s Net Worth Surges by Billions Following Acquisition of His Social Media Platform Truth Social
How Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’ Irks the CCP By Mirroring China’s Political Dynamics
Intel Readies for $100 Billion Spending Spree Across Four US States
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Twitter Users Hopeful After Musk Joins the Company’s Board of Directors, But Change Is Far From Certain
A day after revealing a multi-billion dollar investment in Twitter, Elon Musk has been appointed to a...
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Early Man’s Most Important Invention: The Handle
A research team at the University of Liverpool is convinced that the simple handle, which early man began...
As COVID-19 and Washington put pressure on China’s semiconductor supply chain, Beijing’s semiconductor firms are determined to continue operating.
China Faces Potential Disruptions to Semiconductor Industry, Ignores Biden Administration Warnings
Since late March, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has faced potential risks to its semiconductor industry...
People are growing weary of bloated, surveillance, useless, time consuming smartphones, reverting instead to old-style dumbphones that have only texting and calling.
The Revenge of the Dumbphone
Dumbphone sales are currently experiencing a revival as a growing number of consumers are developing...
Oil Prices Fall 3% in Global Trade as US, China Adjust for Impact of Ukraine War
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues into its second month, oil prices edged lower this week after...
Consumer electronics demand are down, especially in China, which amounts to half of global demand, says TSMC Chairman Mark Liu
Consumer Electronics Demand Down ‘Especially in China’ Says TSMC Chief
The head of an industry-leading semiconductor manufacturing company says consumer demand for personal...
China’s Online Retailer Firm JD.com Expands Layoffs as Economy Worsens
As Beijing’s regulators turn up the heat on a heavily saturated internet sector, adding financial pressure...
Japan has made an electroshock braclet that will deliver pain to Metaverse dreamers.
Japanese Startup Builds Electroshock Bracelet to Inflict Pain On Metaverse Users
A Japanese startup has created a bracelet that transfers and mimics bodily movements into virtual reality...
U.S. sanctions are crippling Huawei’s consumer business.
Chinese Mobile Giant Huawei Reports Decrease in Sales but Soaring Profit as Top Executive Is Released
Chinese telecom maker Huawei announced Monday, March 28, that despite a decrease in sales, its overall...