A UK waste management company is training a Chinese-made humanoid robot called Alpha for recycling operations to tackle a 40 percent annual staff turnover rate and hazardous working conditions
The MV Hondius cruise ship with 149 people aboard has been hit by a suspected hantavirus outbreak killing three passengers with multiple others showing respiratory symptoms and receiving emergency care
A US soldier participating in the African Lion joint exercise fell overboard in Morocco while another soldier jumped in to attempt a rescue as search operations continue
Russia and Ukraine announced competing ceasefire plans on May 4, with Russia proposing a May 8-10 truce for Victory Day commemorations, while Ukraine declared an earlier ceasefire starting May 6, creating a diplomatic contest over timing.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says investors will be rewarded by the company’s substantial AI investments across AWS infrastructure and internal AI capabilities.
Blue Origin’s Blue Moon human landing system has completed vacuum chamber testing at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, marking a key milestone for the Artemis program. Meanwhile, NASA has released over 12,000 Artemis II mission photographs.
BYD passenger vehicle deliveries declined year-over-year in April, marking the eighth consecutive monthly drop, while Stellantis-backed Leapmotor posted record deliveries in the same period.
Oil prices pulled back Tuesday after Brent crude surged nearly 6% the previous day, as traders weigh escalating Iran tensions against ceasefire prospects.
During the Musk v. OpenAI trial, OpenAI president Greg Brockman disclosed nearly $30 billion in personal holdings and financial interests, revealing deeply intertwined finances with CEO Sam Altman and raising fresh corporate governance questions.
The Securities and Exchange Commission ended a case accusing Musk of concealing his Twitter stock purchases. He agreed to pay $1.5 million.