JPMorgan Chase just delivered another blowout quarter. Net income reached $16.5 billion in the first three months of 2026. Earnings per share climbed to $5.94. That marked a 17 percent jump from the year before. Revenue totaled $49.8 billion. Markets revenue set a fresh record at $11.6 billion, up 20 percent. Investment banking fees surged […]

Foreign competition wiped out nearly every American denim mill. One of the last survivors operates in a corner of Georgia. Its machines hum with history. Yet across the world in Pakistan, factories run at a scale and speed that make survival here look like a miracle. Mount Vernon Mills stands as one of the oldest

General Motors has drawn a line. Starting with its next wave of vehicles rolling out around 2028, the company will no longer support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in any new model, gas or electric. CEO Mary Barra made the stance clear in an October 2025 interview. “As we move forward with each new vehicle

Employees logging into their company network may soon broadcast more than just their availability. A Microsoft Teams feature now rolling out uses WiFi connections to automatically flag when workers sit inside office walls. The update arrives as many firms push hard for return-to-office days. Yet it lands amid growing unease over digital oversight that follows

Eric Brandwine has a blunt message for enterprises racing to deploy AI agents across their operations. Humans, he says, aren’t the reliable safeguard many assume them to be. The distinguished engineer and vice president at Amazon Security delivered the assessment in a recent interview, challenging years of conventional wisdom that placed people squarely in the

The Free Software Foundation moved quickly this month to close security holes in GNU Savannah after researchers at Hacktron.AI surfaced problems that had lingered in the code for roughly two years. The disclosure, which included a working exploit, forced a service outage and triggered a broader review of the platform that hosts thousands of free

Bitcoin sits roughly 50% below its all-time high of $126,279 set last October. Prices dipped near $63,000 this week after briefly crossing $65,000. Exchange-traded products tied to it have shed value. Yet one veteran observer sees echoes of another technology that once felt clunky and incomplete. David LaValle, president of indices and data at CoinDesk,

Open Notebook stands as a compelling alternative to Google’s NotebookLM, offering users an open-source approach to building AI-powered research workspaces. Developed with transparency and customization at its core, this tool addresses many limitations found in proprietary systems while maintaining the core concept of turning documents into interactive knowledge bases. The project has gained attention from

Apple has introduced a series of new child safety features for iOS devices, aiming to give parents more control over what their children encounter on their iPhones and iPads. These updates include expanded communication safety tools, enhanced parental controls in the Screen Time settings, and greater accountability placed on app developers to build safer experiences

Millions of smartphones sit unused in drawers worldwide. Their batteries may have swollen. Screens cracked. Yet the processors inside often retain surprising power. Google has noticed. So have researchers at the University of California, San Diego. They strip these retired Pixels down to bare motherboards. Remove displays, batteries, casings. Then cluster the boards together. Run