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Autonomous aviation company Wisk wants its Gen 6 urban air mobility craft to change the future of transport, flying 300 million passengers in just over a decade, all at a cost of $3 per mile.



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Apple and Epic, the maker of popular game Fortnite, are scheduled to meet on May 3 in a high-stakes antitrust fight over how much Apple’s App Store charges developers.



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Dave Brown, vice president of Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) at Amazon.com Inc, discusses the company's focus on making its own processors, following a larger trend by big technology companies like Apple Inc, Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Microsoft Corp.



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Battling Big Tech over Privacy

Shira Ovide of The New York Times and Joanna Stern of the Wall Street Journal join "Squawk Alley" to discuss Apple's increasing emphasis on privacy and the pressure it's putting on other Big Tech companies.



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Major U.S. airlines like American Airlines, United and Delta have stepped up to become a crucial part of the vaccine delivery supply chain alongside logistic giants like UPS, FedEx and DHL.



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In the debate over whether the rich will receive Covid-19 inoculations ahead of the poor, or city dwellers before rural communities, few places illustrate.



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Solar Energy

We finally got our Tesla Solar Panels and Powerwall (Battery Bank). We had to get a new roof first, as well as a new electrical panel. But, now the project is finished.



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Drone Technology

Military and commercial drones have revolutionized how we see and navigate our planet.



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Here's what Oracle's partnership with TikTok could mean.



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What will a Future with Robots look like?




Automated technology already consumes much of society, from robotic arms working in factories to artificial intelligence used in homes. The next step could be programming ethics and morality into systems, creating a robot-human future. David Ewing Duncan

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What does the Apple-Epic trial have to do with online privacy?



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Risky Bet On Electric

Polaris Inc. is a dominant player in the off-road vehicle market, selling top-of-the-line ATV's, snowmobiles, and utility vehicles, among others.



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UPS buys Electric Vertical Aircraft

United Parcel Service announced it has agreed to purchase of 10 electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft from Beta Technologies.



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Americans collectively have more than five billion items sitting at home that they no longer use, according to a 2019 survey by online marketplace Mercari. One-click shopping and the globalization of overseas manufacturing has made it easier than ever for consumers to acqu

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This cooling tech mimics the night sky to cool without using energy — and it saved a grocery store thousands of dollars in electricity bills.



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Drone Technology

We take a look at some of the most incredible new drone technologies out there ranging from dart sensor throwing to morphing wing airframes.



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Plastic is one of Earth’s biggest problems. Its discovery transformed everyday life, but its failure to degrade is choking the planet.



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Tesla Battery Day event finally happened. Elon Musk made some big announcements. The company is planning to get rid of Cobalt in their batteries and to manufacture its own “tabless” batteries, called 4860 cells.



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Unfolding the first Trifold Phone



Foldable phones are yesterday’s news. TCL had two new prototypes to show off: a trifold foldable that can unfold from a 6.55-inch phone into a 10-inch tablet, and a very early concept for its sliding, rollable phone that had leaked back in February.