Tech Sector News
Google makes a bold attempt with its latest phone, but it still falls short of Samsung and Apple CNBC reviews the new Google Pixel 4, which has a radar sensor, great cameras and good software but still falls short.
Facebook says Libra could use a series of cryptocurrencies pegged to different currencies Facebook's David Marcus says Libra could use "a series of stablecoins" pegged to currencies like the dollar, the euro and sterling.
Americans are suffering from financial stress. Here's what you can do about it More than half of Americans agree that "thinking about my personal finances can make me feel anxious." Financial stress can take a toll on our heath.
Here's why you should buy life insurance in your 20s or 30s When you're just starting out, life insurance may not be your first concern. Putting it off, however, may cost you.
A law from the 1600s will keep retail shops closed on Sundays at the nation's newest shopping mall The massive American Dream is opening in the last county in the country where commercial shopping is prohibited on Sundays: Bergen County, N.J.
Scientists debate if lab-grown meat production could exacerbate climate change Since the lab-meat industry is in such early production stages, it's difficult to assess the actual carbon footprint of producing on a large scale.
Defense & Aerospace Sector News
Raytheon to Build a New 360 Radar for the US Army Patriot Air Defense Systems DefenseThe Raytheon Company announced it has been selected to provide the US Army with its next-generation, 360-degree capable radar – known as the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS). Deployment of sensors like LTAMDS is expected to close the vulnerability of sectorial air defenses that was clearly demonstrated in the failure of Saudi Arabian air defenses to detect and warn of the Iranian cruise missile attack. The post Raytheon to Build a New 360 Radar for the US…
Soft-Kill System Seconds a Hard-Kill in a Layered Defense Demonstration DefenseBAE Systems unveiled its next-generation active protection system called raven today, at the US Army (AUSA) convention. Raven uses a unique, non-kinetic InfraRed (IR) countermeasure system to defeat guided missiles fired at the protected platform. Raven has already demonstrated its effectiveness against guided missiles in several tests. The post Soft-Kill System Seconds a Hard-Kill in a Layered Defense Demonstration appeared first on Defense Update:.
Marijuana businesses increasingly plan to sue if regulators fail to award them a business license Cannabis companies, particularly multistate operators (MSOs), are increasingly incorporating lawsuits into their licensing application strategy in a bid to secure a permit in a highly sought-after market. That strategy of preparing to fight license rejections by state regulators, especially those lost by a narrow margin, is based on a number of factors: Many marijuana business […] Marijuana businesses increasingly plan to sue if regulators fail to award them a business license is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal…
There are tricks to getting a cannabis crop safely to harvest Cannabis growers need to maintain solid cultivation practices through the entire harvest process to ensure the tough job of raising a good crop doesn't go for naught. There are tricks to getting a cannabis crop safely to harvest is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
Lockheed-Martin F-35’s Full Rate Production to Be Delayed Up to 13 Months Longer The Pentagon wants to do more simulations of how the jet performs in demanding combat environments before committing to the full production contract.
Ford to Create Largest Electric Charging Network in North America “Among people who already own or want to purchase electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, 48% say that a lack of charging stations is one of their main concerns,” said Ted Cannis, Ford director of global electrification.