FridayNov 06, 2026 10:00 am

BYD Hits Sales Record, Delivers 300k Units in October

China's BYD is making a stronger push into fully electric vehicles, with its October figures showing a clear change in what customers are buying. The manufacturer delivered more than 300,000 EVs during the month, marking a new achievement for its growing automotive business. Across its electric and hybrid offerings, BYD recorded 490,168 vehicle deliveries in October. The result was nearly 11% higher than its performance a year earlier and about 5.7% above September. Although the pace of yearly expansion has eased, the company continues to attract additional customers. One of the most striking developments is the growing popularity of cars…

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ThursdayNov 05, 2026 10:00 am

Scientists Develop New Tech to Shrink EV Batteries While Extending Range Farther

A new scientific development could help electric vehicles cover more distance without carrying large battery packs. South Korean scientists have introduced a battery design improvement that could make future electric cars lighter, more efficient, and capable of lasting longer. The discovery comes from scientists at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST), who are working to improve an emerging battery design called an anode-free battery. This technology has attracted interest because it removes some of the materials found in ordinary batteries, creating additional room for storing energy. Despite its potential, the design has faced difficulties during repeated charging.…

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TuesdayNov 03, 2026 10:00 am

Chinese EVs Dominate Motor Show in Paris

China’s growing influence in the global electric vehicle market was clear at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, where Chinese manufacturers attracted attention alongside some of Europe’s most established car brands. The event showed how quickly the industry is changing as Chinese companies expand their reach and compete for European customers. Nearly 25 of the 60 major exhibitors at the show were Chinese electric vehicle brands, twice as many as in 2024. Companies such as BYD, Geely and Zeekr displayed vehicles aimed at different groups of buyers. Their presence reflected China’s growing ambition to become a leading force in the global…

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FridayOct 30, 2026 10:00 am

Europe is at a Crossroads on the Future of the Auto Industry

Europe’s car industry is at a very important point. For many years, gasoline and diesel cars have been a big part of life in Europe. They have supported factories, jobs, and travel. But now, electric cars, high fuel prices, climate goals, and strong competition from other countries are forcing Europe to make a big choice. The main question is simple: should Europe continue with gasoline and diesel cars, or move quickly to electric cars? Current EU rules plan to stop the sale of most new gas and diesel cars by 2035. Some leaders and car companies want more time. They…

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ThursdayOct 29, 2026 10:00 am

Crypto Firm Shareholder Files Lawsuit Against Trump, WLF

A shareholder in a cryptocurrency company has filed a lawsuit involving Donald Trump and WLF (World Liberty Financial), bringing fresh attention to the legal risks surrounding businesses connected to digital assets and political figures. The case raises questions about corporate decisions, shareholder rights, and the responsibilities of people linked to companies operating in the fast-changing crypto industry. The lawsuit references two deals involving WLF, a crypto firm in which Trump has interests. One deal involved shares worth $500 million sold to an entity in the UAE, while the other involved Abu Dhabi’s MGX fund using World Liberty Financial’s USD1 stablecoin…

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TuesdayOct 27, 2026 10:00 am

Google Employees Quit in Protest Against Pentagon AI Contracts

Several workers at Google’s artificial intelligence division, DeepMind, have decided to leave the company because they are unhappy with its growing role in United States military projects. Their resignations show a deep divide between employees who believe AI should be developed for peaceful and helpful purposes, and a company that is increasingly working with defense institutions. The workers say they are worried that Google’s technology could be used in war zones, especially in systems that help military teams process information and identify possible targets. They argue that modern AI models are still not dependable enough for such serious decisions. In…

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FridayOct 23, 2026 10:00 am

Deutsche Bank Poised to Set High Standard for Digital Currency Custody

Deutsche Bank is preparing to offer a secure and regulated service that will allow large companies and financial institutions to store their digital assets. The German bank plans to launch the service in Germany before expanding into Asia in 2027. This move could bring digital currencies closer to the traditional banking system and encourage more businesses to explore their use. Through the new service, clients will not have to manage their own cryptocurrency wallets or protect their private keys. Deutsche Bank will handle these responsibilities on their behalf. The bank plans to start with major digital assets, including Bitcoin and…

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ThursdayOct 22, 2026 10:00 am

LinkedIn is Growing Impatient with AI-Generated Content

LinkedIn has become one of the most popular places for professionals to share ideas, look for jobs, and build connections. But in recent months, many users have complained that their feeds are filled with posts that feel empty, repetitive, and clearly written by artificial intelligence. These posts often use the same structure: a dramatic opening line, a list of short points, a few emojis, and a request for comments or followers. LinkedIn is now taking action because it believes this kind of content could damage the value of the platform. The problem is often called AI slop. It refers to…

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TuesdayOct 20, 2026 10:00 am

Chicago Prepares to Introduce Battery-Powered Commuter Trains

Chicago is preparing to make its commuter rail services cleaner with the introduction of battery-electric trains. Metra, the regional railroad serving the city and surrounding areas, has ordered eight new trainsets from Swiss manufacturer Stadler. The first trains are expected to begin carrying passengers by 2028. Unlike traditional diesel trains, the new trains will run on electricity stored in onboard lithium-ion batteries. This will allow Metra to operate passenger services without installing overhead electric wires along the railway line. The approach could help the agency reduce pollution while avoiding the high cost of upgrading existing railway infrastructure. The trains will…

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TuesdayOct 20, 2026 9:00 am

VERAXA Biotech AG (NASDAQ: VRXA) Expands Human-Relevant Testing Strategy to Advance Antibody-Based Cancer Pipeline

VERAXA is implementing FDA-aligned New Approach Methodologies (“NAMs”) across its preclinical research programs, aiming to improve the relevance of experimental findings to human biology while reducing animal testing. The strategy supports development of the company’s BiTAC(R) T-cell engagers, BiTAC-based antibody-drug conjugates and bispecific antibody-drug conjugates for the treatment of cancer. New three-dimensional spheroid data reportedly reinforce the ability of VERAXA’s models to assess the dual-target specificity of its lead T-cell engager candidates. An ex vivo study involving 10 low-passage patient-derived xenograft models of non-small cell lung cancer required about 10 mice, compared with an estimated 200 or more for comparable…

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