The Trump administration's Department of Commerce has barred Swedish electric vehicle maker Polestar, owned by Chinese company Geely, from selling its new EVs in the U.S. This decision is part of a rule restricting vehicles with Chinese software or hardware from entering the U.S. market. Polestar will continue selling existing stock and supporting customers but is shifting its focus to Europe, where 94% of its Q1 2026 sales occurred. This move contrasts with Volvo, Polestar's sibling brand, which received authorization to sell in the U.S. earlier this year.
Identiv is selling its Internet of Things (IoT) business and Thai subsidiary to focus on acquiring software companies. The announcement caused its stock to drop over 30%, hitting a 52-week low of $2.48. A UBS analyst set a $3.10 price target, suggest...
Vishay Intertechnology introduced the VOLA617A, an automotive-grade phototransistor optocoupler designed for electric vehicles with up to 800V battery systems. It offers high isolation voltage ratings of 5000 V RMS and can handle DC voltages up to 10...
The global Climate Risk Management Market is projected to grow from $8.59 billion in 2026 to $19.08 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 17.3%. Growth is fueled by increasing adoption of AI-driven analytics, geospatial intelligence, and cloud-native platfor...
Australia's social commerce market is projected to grow at a 10.6% annual rate, reaching $63.55 billion by 2026 and continuing to $93.38 billion by 2031. Growth is fueled by sectors like clothing, beauty, and electronics, with mobile commerce, video ...
TrendLife's ScamCheck app won the AI Safety Solution of the Year award for its innovative AI-powered scam detection. The app analyzes texts, calls, emails, and websites to identify subtle scam signs, including deepfake videos and multi-step fraud tac...
