Companies spend millions developing logos to represent a brand. Some of them have hidden meanings steeped in the history and ...

Rivian is building some of the most-loved EVs out there right now, but those cars are more tech than car. That's a good thing.

Yet another luxury automaker is looking to cash in on China’s EV tech boom. As legacy OEMs struggle to keep pace, more are turning to Chinese-made tech to help turn things around. It’s no ...

MLB, Topps and Nike have partnered to recognize baseball's elite performers from last season with custom gold-embellished MLB logos on their jerseys that will then be used to create trading cards.

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That wasn't the only tech scoop we had this past week. Hugh Langley wrote about Google employees tracking the company's layoffs in a Google Doc. Meanwhile, Eugene Kim revealed Amazon is cracking ...

Just ask this Texas Tech basketball fan, who drained an absolute NUKE during the Red Raiders’ top-10 showdown with Houston on Monday night. Let the madness begin. Talk about peaking. Only a ...

HONG KONG, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Chinese tech stocks listed in Hong Kong advanced on Friday for their best weekly winning streak since 2020, as earnings surprises and optimism about the artificial ...

VC investment into defense-related tech is outpacing any other type of investment, and the bulk of that is going into startups in Germany, the U.K., and France. We also now have specialist defense ...

AudioCodes' Voca Conversational Interaction Center (Voca CIC) now supports the latest, most reliable platform available to Microsoft Teams CCaaS applications: Teams Phone extensibility. Voca CIC's ...

Images posted on Reddit show a Tesla Cybertruck with “Toyota” stencilled across its tailgate and a Tesla Model S with a series of Mazda logos on its rear end. Other examples include Tesla ...

Dozens of companies and academic groups are pitching the same theory: that sinking rocks, nutrients, crop waste or seaweed in the ocean could lock away climate-warming carbon dioxide for centuries ...