Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus, is considering launching a fully U.S.-manufactured laptop and asked consumers whether they’d pay 20% more for it compared to foreign alternatives. The venture aims to…
Top UN Court Says Countries Can Sue Each Other Over Climate Change A landmark decision from the International Court of Justice in The Hague has allowed countries to sue each…
Summary As the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq apply for extended trading hours, an economist warns that 24/7 trading could complicate price discovery and market stability. There’s a concern…
Thingiverse, a prominent 3D printing file repository, is removing gun designs after pressure from Manhattan’s DA. This comes amid calls for better regulation of 3D-printed firearms, though experts doubt it…
Top UN Court Says Countries Can Sue Each Other Over Climate Change A landmark decision by a top UN court has cleared the way for countries to sue each other…
Summary The article discusses the implications of extending trading hours to 24/7, as proposed by the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. It highlights concerns surrounding price discovery, the risks…
War on Hidden Motors Goes Undercover The International Cycling Union (UCI) is ramping up its battle against mechanical doping in professional cycling. Recent techniques used by competitors to cheat include…
Summary Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus and Anduril, is considering entering the laptop market with a fully American-made model. He’s asking consumers if they would pay a premium—potentially up to…
Summary The International Cycling Union (UCI) is ramping up its efforts against mechanical doping in the sport of professional cycling. This term refers to the use of hidden motors in…
Top UN Court Says Countries Can Sue Each Other Over Climate Change A landmark ruling from the International Court of Justice allows nations to sue each other regarding climate change,…
