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US Cuts the De Minimis Tariff for Small China Packages to 54% Before May, carriers didn't pay anything for China packages under $800. Then they paid 120% tariffs. Now, it's just 54%.

Republicans Push Bill to Ban State AI Regulation for 10 Years The new language bars any US state from enforcing any laws regulating artificial intelligence models.

Microsoft Is Laying Off 3% of Its Workforce The impacted workers will likely total around 6,000 across all layers of the company, including the LinkedIn team.

US Copyright Head Fired After Report Finds That AI Breaches Standards The dismissal comes just a few days after the Librarian of Congress, who oversees the copyright office, was also fired.

New Data Shows Labor Shortages are Blocking a US Freight Boom The shortage of logistics staffers remains the biggest concern in the industry, Tech.co's latest survey finds.

DHL Announces Hundreds of Layoffs in California The tumultuous logistics industry has seen a number of big shippers downsizing over the last few months.

Click-to-Cancel Rule Enforcement Delayed by FTC Enforcement of the new rule was set to start on May 14th, but now won't take effect until July.

Tariffs Leave US Freight Sector Bracing For Vehicle Cost Inflation 66% of logistics firms say tariffs have already impacted them, with operational costs a huge concern, Tech.co survey finds

Anthropic Announces New API Web Search Tool for Claude AI Anthropic has rolled out a new web search tool for its line of AI chatbots, Claude.

Report: Most AI Spending Is Driven by FOMO A recent IBM report has shown that despite a lack of ROI, businesses continue to seek out AI developments.

Anthropic’s Claude AI Brings New Integrations Including PayPal and Square Anthropic introduces Integrations and an Advanced Research tool to Claude.

Cybersecurity Company CrowdStrike Announces Layoffs as CEO Praises AI CrowdStrike has revealed it's laying off employees to operate more efficiently and reach financial goals.