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Sciences committee found that pulsed microwave radiation is the culprit for embassy illness 12/9/2020
The study found that “directed, pulsed radio frequency energy appears to be the most plausible” explanation for symptoms that included intense head pressure, dizziness and cognitive difficulties.
Tesla to raise another $5 billion in stock market 12/9/2020
The company headed by Elon Musk has to finance some big-ticket capital spending this year because it’s building a new factory in Germany and has plans for an additional plant outside of Austin, Texas.
U.S. productivity increased 4.6% on Q3 after a 10.6% increase in Q2 12/9/2020
Economists cautioned that the swings in productivity this year have been unusually large and are distorting the underlying trend in productivity.
Uber sells self-driving vehicle technology division 12/9/2020
Aurora will acquire the employees and technology behind Uber's Advanced Technologies Group in an stock transaction.
Amazon workers seeks to form union at Alabama warehouse 12/8/2020
Employees at the Bessemer facility filed a petition last month with the National Labor Relations Board saying they want to hold an election on forming a union to represent the 1,500 full and part-time workers at the so-called fulfillment center.
Economists are optimistic on full recovery before 2022 12/8/2020
In the latest survey of the National Association for Business Economics. It found that 73% of surveyed forecasters say the economy will return to its pre-pandemic level by late 2021. That reflects greater optimism than the forecasters had expressed a couple months ago, when just 38% of them said they thought a full recovery could occur before 2022.
SpaceX has two space capsules in orbit at the same time 12/8/2020
“Dragons everywhere you look,” said Kenny Todd, NASA’s deputy space station program manager. With NASA’s commercial crew program officially under way, SpaceX expects to always have at least one Dragon capsule at the space station.
3M to cut 2900 jobs in downsizing 12/8/2020
3M expects to achieve pre-tax savings of $200 million to $250 million from these actions, including $75 million to $100 million in 2021.
OPEC and Russia agreed to increase oil production regardless of depressed prices 12/7/2020
OPEC members and a group of allies had made deep cuts in production last year to support prices But they faced pushback from countries including the United Arab Emirates, which opposed the extension and wanted countries that had overproduced their quotas to make compensatory cuts.
U.S. to place more Chinese companies on security list 12/7/2020
The Pentagon added four companies including Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. and China National Offshore Oil Corp. to a list of entities deemed to be part of efforts to modernize the ruling Communist Party's military wing, the People's Liberation Army. That raises the total number of companies on the blacklist to 35.
U.S. trade deficit widened 1.7% in October to $63.1 billion 12/7/2020
The deficit in the trade of goods with China rose 9% to $26.5 billion and the gap with Mexico rose 10% to $11.8 billion.
Ryanair ordered 75 additional Boeing MAX jets 12/7/2020
The order would be worth more than $9 billion at list prices, although airlines routinely receive deep discounts. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Boeing shares rose 6% to $237.20, their highest closing price in nearly nine months.
New crystalline material can store solar energy for months at room temperature 12/4/2020
With further development, these kinds of materials could offer exciting potential as a way of capturing solar energy during the summer months, and storing it for use in winter - where less solar energy is available.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise to move from California to Texas 12/4/2020
Hewlett Packard Enterprise was created in 2015 when the computer hardware pioneer Hewlett-Packard Inc. broke into two parts after years of struggling to keep up with industry trends, such as consumers’ shift away from personal computers.
China’s space ambition is to put robot on Mars and human on the moon 12/4/2020
Space exploration is a political trophy for the ruling Communist Party, which wants global influence to match China's economic success.
Lucid Motors is ready to produce EV cars at its Arizona factory 12/4/2020
Although technically complete, the Casa Grande, Arizona, plant will only feature an initial production capacity of 30,000 cars per year.
Huge radio telescope in Puerto Rico collapsed 12/3/2020
The U.S. National Science Foundation had earlier announced that the Arecibo Observatory would be closed. An auxiliary cable snapped in August, causing a 100-foot gash on the 1,000-foot-wide (305-meter-wide) dish and damaged the receiver platform that hung above it. Then a main cable broke in early November.
Federal judge overturn Trumps' work visa hold 12/3/2020
The changes applying to the H-1B visa program announced in October include imposing salary requirements on companies employing skilled overseas workers and limits on specialty occupations.
China's lunar lander to bring back moon rock samples 12/3/2020
Plans call for the lander to spend two days drilling into the lunar surface and collecting 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) of rocks and debris. The top stage of the probe will be launched back into lunar orbit to transfer the samples to a capsule to take back to Earth, where it is to land in China's northern grasslands in mid-December.
Biden says he will keep China Tariffs for now 12/3/2020
Biden said, “I’m not going to make any immediate moves, and the same applies to the tariffs.”
U.K. set September 2021 to stop installation of Huawei 5G equipment 12/2/2020
The deadline is part of a roadmap the British government is laying down to remove “high risk” equipment suppliers with draft legislation that aims to tighten telecommunications security requirements.
Mexico is putting down another $11.5 billion for infrastructure overhaul 12/2/2020
The majority of the plans are for highways, energy and water projects. The announcement is similar to a roughly $14 billion package of 39 building works announced in October.
Sending a trash collector truck into space 12/2/2020
ClearSpace SA will lead to the “first active debris removal mission” in 2025, in which a custom-made spacecraft will capture and bring down part of a rocket once used to deliver a satellite into orbit.
Is iPhone really water proof? 12/2/2020
Italy regulators say Apple owes 10 million euros for claims that its iPhones are more waterproof than they are. Apple misled consumers when claiming certain models of iPhone were water-resistant up to 13 feet for as long as 30 minutes.
TSMC and Samsung is in hot competition from micro-fabrication processes to packaging 12/1/2020
With the importance of packaging services growing, related markets are also on uptick. The semiconductor high-tech packaging market will expand from US$29 billion in 2019 to US$42 billion in 2025, forecast French market research company Yole Development.
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