Ocado’s high-profile partnership with Kroger is unraveling as the US supermarket giant closes three automated warehouses. The retreat deals a major blow to the UK company’s ambitions to become a global grocery technology provider.
Microsoft is breaking its six-year tradition of publishing annual diversity reports. The company says it’s moving to “more dynamic” formats like stories and videos instead. This comes as major tech firms face political pressure to roll back DEI initiatives.
Washington lawmakers are reviving legislation that would require public sector employers to negotiate with unions before implementing AI technology. The bill stalled in the Senate last session but has Democratic support in the House. Business groups and city officials oppose the measure, arguing it
Arc Raiders players are experiencing widespread matchmaking failures that prevent joining games. The issues began around noon PT Friday and coincide with a powerful Matriarch boss spawn. Thousands of reports are flooding Down Detector as players await fixes.
Salesforce is investigating unusual activity in Gainsight applications that may have exposed customer data. The hacking group ShinyHunters claims responsibility and threatens to escalate if Salesforce doesn’t cooperate. Both companies stress the issue stems from external app connections, not Salesfo
A new analysis reveals Elon Musk’s Grokipedia frequently cites neo-Nazi websites and far-right conspiracy sources. The site has over 1 million articles but shows significant bias in political content. Researchers found it cites Stormfront, the Internet’s first major hate site.
After years of users begging for the feature, Google Chrome appears to be finally testing vertical tabs. The new layout moves tabs to a vertical sidebar on the left, similar to what Firefox and Edge have offered for years.
General Motors is proving that reports of legacy automakers’ death were greatly exaggerated. With 44% stock growth and dominant market share in trucks and SUVs, GM’s hybrid and ICE strategy is paying off big time while EV players struggle.
Brussels is exploring ways to reduce the carbon border tax burden on UK electricity producers. The changes would factor in Britain’s own carbon pricing and renewable energy production. A final proposal is due December 10.
Ontario is pushing forward with legislation that would mandate public sector organizations to prioritize Ontario-made goods and services. The move comes as a direct response to US tariffs under President Trump. The province spends over $30 billion annually on procurement.
