Monthly Archives: September, 2022

Wayfair, the online home goods retailer, has laid off nearly 900 employees as a way to prioritize investment needs and meet the current needs of the company. This comes after the company announced a paused contract back in May.

Boom's Overture four-engine jets promise speeds of up to Mach 1,7 over water, which is twice the speed of today's fastest commercial jets. This means the plane can fly from Miami to London in just under five hours, instead of the standard nine hours.

Panasonic is eyeing Oklahoma as the home of its next lithium-ion battery plant, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

The Dispo photo-sharing app brought back the nostalgia of an analog camera by letting people see the pictures they take a day later. Now, a new company called Later Cam wants to create similar magic by not only offering an analog-like picture-taking experience, but also delivering prints of those photos in one shot.

When it comes to touch screens and in-car entertainment, Aston Martin has not only fallen behind ultra-luxury rivals and Lamborghini and Bentley, it has also fallen behind lower-priced tech models.

LG Electronics launches its 'LG Art Lab' NFT platform that allows users to discover, buy, sell and trade NFTs on LG Smart TVs.

Google is bringing its Individual Workspace to Europe, a little over a year after first introducing the service to other markets.

Challenger Bank Monzo allowed limited accounts to be opened for the homeless using methods such as a benefit letter or one from a homeless shelter, for example. But the solutions are irregular.