TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, has been locked in a legal battle with Montana since the state passed the ban in April. https://nyti.ms/3N8VQEj
Mainstream companies have concerns about the lineage of the data that powers A.I. applications. An industry group is addressing that challenge. https://nyti.ms/3sYIBiO
Although Mr. Musk acknowledged that an extended boycott could bankrupt X, he suggested that the public would blame the brands rather than him for its collapse. https://nyti.ms/47z77G9
Two years behind schedule, the electric model has an unusual design that sets it apart from rival pickups, which could limit its sales. https://nyti.ms/3SYYKzn
In a blog post, Mr. Altman, who was briefly ousted as chief executive, said he would focus on conducting A.I. research, improving products and building a new board. https://nyti.ms/47BudvR
In 2024, passengers are set to have the option to book black cabs through Uber. After longstanding tensions, a union for drivers said they “have no interest.” https://nyti.ms/3RkM0ld
Some firms argue that a law aimed at popularizing electric vehicles risks turning the United States into an assembly shop for Chinese-made technology. https://nyti.ms/47wZUqf
The venerable magazine has experienced management upheaval and staff complaints in recent years. Now there’s a question over who wrote product reviews on its site. https://nyti.ms/47zYAD5
Amazon has been racing to shake off the perception that it is lagging in the push to take advantage of artificial intelligence. https://nyti.ms/40XfDw8
The company says it will start purging accounts, including services like Gmail and YouTube, that have been idle for two years or more. https://nyti.ms/3sTpmXQ
Who is off, and who is on? For now there are three members, including one holdover from the board that ousted Sam Altman as C.E.O. last week. https://nyti.ms/47u8eHh
On Friday, Mr. Altman was pushed out of the hot A.I. start-up he ran. But an intense pressure campaign and negotiations brought him back. https://nyti.ms/3QW7Z0r
Disney, Apple and Lionsgate halted marketing on X, formerly Twitter, as Elon Musk faced a furor over antisemitic abuse on his social media platform. https://nyti.ms/47WuOZ5
In sympathy with striking mechanics, unions representing dockworkers, electricians and others in the country are refusing to do work for the electric carmaker. https://nyti.ms/49JKLTO
The tech entrepreneur had endorsed a social media post that echoed the conspiracy theory that had fueled the Tree of Life synagogue killer in 2018. https://nyti.ms/49HXRAZ
IBM, a major advertiser on X, has pulled its spending from the social media platform whose employees are grappling with what to tell its other advertisers, according to internal messages. https://nyti.ms/47fvuIJ
The videos discuss a letter the former Al Qaeda leader wrote in 2002 in which he defended the Sept. 11 attacks and said Americans had become “servants” to Jews. https://nyti.ms/46hvWoS
TikTok faces escalating accusations that it promotes pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel content. “Shame on you,” Sacha Baron Cohen said on the call. https://nyti.ms/40OODPt
Elon Musk’s private space company is hoping for a better performance on Friday of the giant rocket, which is the most powerful ever to fly. https://nyti.ms/3MLBhhe
Investors anticipate regulatory approval of an exchange traded fund linked directly to Bitcoin, which they hope will encourage more people to invest in the digital asset. https://nyti.ms/3SJplA8
Fueled by the conflict between Israel and Gaza and stoked by extremists, hate speech has spiked on social media platforms such as X, Facebook and Instagram, researchers said. https://nyti.ms/3SIrrAC
Lawyers for the Justice Department and Google as well as the judge in a monthslong trial have invoked the landmark case against Microsoft from the 1990s. https://nyti.ms/3FWEI0P
The tech giant, which is wrapping up its arguments in the federal monopoly trial, has framed itself as a good corporate citizen that has pushed innovation and helped consumers. https://nyti.ms/47veyxU
The tech giant, which is wrapping up its arguments in the federal monopoly trial, has framed itself as a good corporate citizen that has pushed innovation and helped consumers. https://nyti.ms/3FYMOpr
Sundar Pichai, Google’s chief executive, is expected to testify on Tuesday for the second time in two weeks to defend his company against monopoly claims. https://nyti.ms/47wrNOF
A wave of regulation and industry action have placed the flourishing fake review business on notice. But experts say the problem may be insurmountable. https://nyti.ms/40J1Nxp
Long before Kindles and iPads became popular, Ruiz Robles, a teacher, created her Mechanical Encyclopedia to help lighten her students’ textbook load. https://nyti.ms/3QwUHav
An employee who was fired after expressing safety concerns leaked personnel records and sensitive data about driver-assistance software. https://nyti.ms/3summ42
Humane, a company started by two former Apple employees, says its new artificial intelligence pin can stop all the scrolling. Can it live up to the hype? https://nyti.ms/473x4gN
The devices can heat and cool homes more efficiently than furnaces and air-conditioners, but their sales have slowed because of higher interest rates and a slow rollout of federal incentives. https://nyti.ms/3QS4Q3a
The messaging app, which Meta bought nearly a decade ago, was an asset that Mr. Zuckerberg largely left alone for a while. No longer. https://nyti.ms/3FM7b9v
The messaging app, which Meta bought nearly a decade ago, was an asset that Mr. Zuckerberg largely left alone for a while. No longer. https://nyti.ms/3Mzyyrb
It was the second paper led by Ranga P. Dias, a researcher at the University of Rochester, that the journal Nature has retracted. https://nyti.ms/49sbFQc
The move is a blow for landlords who have rented space to the co-working group, which is planning a “comprehensive reorganization” that includes cutting some of its leases. https://nyti.ms/3MupdRe