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Apr 25, 2025 NHTSA Will Lift Safety Rules for More Self-driving Vehicles The Trump administration expanded exemptions for self-driving vehicles from safety rules while maintaining incident reporting requirements. Tesla reaffirmed plans to launch robotaxi services by June, as U.S. regulators push to keep AV innovation ahead of global rivals. Detroit Free Press Apr 25, 2025 Here's a new look at Apple's 'unbelievably thin' iPhone 17 Air Leaked images reveal Apple's thinnest iPhone yet—the iPhone 17 Air—measuring just 5.5–6mm. Despite trade-offs like reduced battery life and a single camera, it packs the A19 chip, ProMotion OLED, and AI features to boost appeal. BGR Apr 25, 2025 Intel Financial Risks, Layoffs, Foundry Ambitions Intel beat Q1 2025 expectations, reporting $12.7B in revenue and $0.13 EPS, but warned of headwinds ahead. With over 21,000 layoffs looming, Intel is doubling down on its foundry pivot to challenge TSMC and win key AI customers. EE Times Apr 25, 2025 Intel CFO says tariffs increase chance for economic slowdown, recession getting likelier Intel CFO David Zinsner warned that Trump-era tariffs and global retaliation are raising recession risks. Despite beating Q1 expectations due to chip stockpiling, Intel's weak forecast spooked investors, sending shares down over 5% in after-hours trading. CNBC Apr 25, 2025 There's still hope for an iPhone Fold with Face ID Leaks suggest Apple's iPhone Fold will favor Touch ID over Face ID, with biometric authentication likely built into the side button. However, Face ID could still debut on the internal display if under-screen tech matures in time. BGR Apr 25, 2025 US and China holding talks on trade war, Trump says after Beijing rebuttal Amid rising trade tensions, Trump claimed U.S.–China tariff talks resumed, but China denied any negotiations. The IMF warned the escalating conflict threatens global growth, urging swift resolution as uncertainty continues to rattle businesses and world economies. The Guardian Apr 25, 2025 US chaos is an opening Europe should seize Trump's tariff war and attacks on allies have unexpectedly unified the EU, pushing member states to spend more, integrate faster, and attract global investment. Yet with Germany stagnating and external risks looming, deeper reforms remain urgent. Taipei Times Apr 25, 2025 China, US tariffs are not sustainable, Bessent says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that US-China tariffs are unsustainable, signaling the Trump administration's openness to lowering them. Talks hinge on mutual action, as markets rally and global trade tensions heighten ahead of a key July deadline. Taipei Times |
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