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The Federal Communications Commission has widened its crackdown on networking hardware. Foreign-made consumer Wi-Fi routers were already off-limits for new approvals. Now portable hotspots and LTE/5G customer premise equipment join the list. This move, tucked into an updated FAQ, spells trouble for devices like MiFi hotspots used at home. Smartphones with tether...


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Ford Motor Co. holds a commanding edge in the brutal arena of full-size pickup trucks, where its F-Series lineup has ruled sales charts for 48 straight years. But now, escalating tariffs expose a deeper moat. While General Motors Co. and Stellantis NV scramble with import-heavy fleets, Ford’s heavy U.S. manufacturing footprint—83% of vehicles sold here assembled...


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Jeff Bezos pulls a salary of $81,840 a year. That’s held steady since 1998. His net worth? Bloomberg pegs it at $282 billion as of late April 2026.

Boston College Law School professor Ray Madoff cuts straight to it. “Salaries are for suckers,” she said on


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A U.S. District Court in Washington slammed the door on Masimo Corp.’s latest push against Apple Inc.’s smartwatches. On April 24, 2026, the court dismissed with prejudice the medical-device maker’s complaint targeting the U.S. International Trade Commission and Customs and Border Protection. All parties agreed to the move. Gone—for now—is Masimo’s shot at reinstating ...


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Stanford professor James Zou eyes a $1 billion valuation for his new startup, Human Intelligence. The company aims to raise $100 million. It builds AI systems to probe human physiology. Sources close to the matter shared details with


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