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in Tech world on March 13
Users Will Be Able To See Live Events Of An Artist On Their Amazon Music Profile
Apple Music Partners With Ticketmaster To Power Its Concert Discovery Feature
Gen Z holds a major edge as today's economy rewards skill over age. With most young people distracted, the focused few are pulling ahead fast. The window is open-be the 10 percent.
Beautiful view from Amboseli national park, Kenya 🇰🇪❤️ with a view of Mt Kilimanjaro.
Google’s latest clean energy move has stunned the tech and energy industries alike. The company announced a partnership with NextEra Energy to bring Iowa’s Duane Arnold Energy Center—a nuclear plant shut down in 2020—back online. The move is part of Google’s broader mission to power its global data center network with zero-carbon energy. This bold collaboration signals a growing trend among tech giants to embrace nuclear power as a sustainable, scalable energy source.
SpaceX is stepping up its safety game — at Starbase, SpaceX is taking firefighting into its own hands by forming a dedicated volunteer fire department. The move gives the company even greater control over emergency response operations at its massive Texas launch and manufacturing hub, known for its ambitious — and often fiery — rocket development tests.
Apple has officially confirmed that Apple TV+ is being rebranded as Apple TV, signaling a bold refresh of its streaming brand. The change was subtly revealed in Apple’s press release for F1: The Movie, which premieres on December 12, 2025. While the update has yet to fully reflect on Apple’s website, this rebrand marks a major shift in how Apple positions its entertainment ecosystem.
Uber faces Justice Dept. lawsuit over disability discrimination. Everyone deserves a fair ride.
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