Hyundai Motor Company announced its largest-ever deployment for the FIFA World Cup 2026, providing 994 passenger vehicles and 506 buses across 16 host cities in the US, Canada, and Mexico. This extends Hyundai's 27-year partnership with FIFA, now including robotics technology with four customized Boston Dynamics Spot® robots for autonomous patrol and monitoring at tournament venues. This move highlights Hyundai's expansion beyond traditional mobility solutions to next-generation technologies, enhancing operational support for the event. The deployment underscores Hyundai's commitment to innovation and sustainability in global sports events.
Tesla has reduced its robotaxi fleet to about 20 vehicles despite expanding the Austin service area, raising safety concerns from former engineers. Meanwhile, SpaceX updated its IPO filing, indicating a lock-in period for Musk's shares and potential ...
Recent financial reports show strong earnings beats driven by surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, with companies like ServiceTitan, Palo Alto Networks, and CrowdStrike exceeding revenue and earnings estimates. Policymakers i...
Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF (SILJ) fell 11% in one day following a 7% drop in silver prices triggered by stronger-than-expected US May payrolls data. The rise in Treasury yields and a stronger dollar pressured silver and related junior mining st...
Kuwait is strengthening its air defenses by purchasing $1.98 billion worth of counter-drone systems, including the Roadrunner-Munition and Anvil-Kinetic developed by Anduril Industries. This move addresses persistent threats from Iranian drones and b...
Cleveland-Cliffs, North America's largest flat-rolled steel producer, trades near $12 with strong upside potential due to US steel import tariffs and solid automotive contracts. Q1 2026 results beat expectations with rising revenue and positive EBITD...
