Study: Over Half of Organizations Seeing ROI on AI Adoption
Findings from a Thomson Reuters report reveals that businesses operating with AI strategies are already seeing ROI.
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Canada Rescinds Its US Technology Tax So Trade Talks Resume
The digital services tax would have charged an estimated $2 billion to US tech giants when it went into effect on June 30th.
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DOT Plans Nationwide Crackdown on Non-Domiciled CDLs
The DOT will be "reviewing the potential for unqualified individuals obtaining licenses," says the new announcement.
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Lack of Qualified Drivers Fuels “Critical” Labor Shortage
63% of companies said their difficulties with finding new drivers have remained the same or gotten worse in the last year.
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Kodiak And Vay Announce Self-Driving Technology Partnership
Technology companies Kodiak and Vay revealed a partnership ahead of Kodiak's self-driving truck ambitions.
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Study: 73% of Tech Leaders View Expanding AI as Top Priority
According to a new study, the main focus for tech leaders in 2025 is expanding the use of AI.
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Samsara Announces New AI-Powered Safety Features For Drivers
New AI tools include multicam, Weather Intelligence, and a TikTok-style coaching app that can reward safe driving.
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Report: Apple Is Considering Buying AI Startup Perplexity
Samsung already has a partnership in the works with Perplexity, potentially complicating an Apple buyout.
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Major Layoffs Planned at Microsoft’s Xbox Gaming Division
Microsoft seems to be getting in one last round of job cuts for its gaming division before its fiscal year ends on June 30th.
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Tesla Robotaxis Are Officially on the Road in Texas
The 'low-key' launch didn't feature the Cybercab, but instead saw current Tesla models sporting a Robotaxi logo decal.
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New Bill Would Require US Truck Drivers to Take English Test
This isn't great news for the trucker shortage, which remains poised to cause some serious problems for the supply chain.
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US Insurance Companies Are the New Cybersecurity Threat Target
The specific concerns to keep an eye out for are social engineering attempts, likely aimed at help desks and call centers.
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Yet Another Study Finds That AI Is Making Us Dumb
LLM users displayed the "weakest" brain connectivity in a new MIT study that hints AI use harms critical thinking.
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Can You Lock in a Deal Before Salesforce Prices Rise in August?
Enterprise Editions and Unlimited Editions for Sales Cloud and Service Cloud are among those getting cost increases.
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Logistics Companies That Have Made Layoffs in 2025
Between tariffs and driver shortages, logistics businesses have had to make some unfortunate decisions in 2025.
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Intel Will Lay Off Oregon Factory Workers Starting in July
Chipmaker Intel reveals plans to lay off personnel from mid-July. Jobs susceptible to automation are on the chopping block.
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Nvidia CEO Criticizes Anthropic CEO Over AI Comments
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has slammed Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for his recent AI predictions.
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Amazon Partner United Natural Foods Hit by Cyberattack
One of the largest food wholesale distributors in the US has suffered a data breach. Currently, the full impact is unclear.
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Study: OpenAI Has Been Breached More Than 1000 Times
The company behind ChatGPT has suffered a security breach 1,140 times, according to data from Cybernews.
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Musk’s Self-Driving Tesla ‘Robotaxis’ Hit First US State this Month
The company is pinning its hopes on an autonomous taxi initiative, after shares tumble and sales slide.
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OpenAI Delays Open-Weight AI Model for ‘Something Amazing’
The open-weight model was set to release in June, but the CEO has delayed that for "something unexpected and quite amazing."