Police say 218 people were arrested and released after protesters entered a Microsoft-leased data center site in Amsterdam on Nov. 6.
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How Musk’s Robotaxi Promises Compare With Their Timelines
Musk says Cybertruck production at Tesla’s Texas plant will wind down around mid-2027 as the factory makes more room for Cybercab production.
What Changed In Each Chainalysis Breach Update?
Chainalysis’ breach disclosures widened from profile data to password hashes and live tokens for all users. Here is the timeline and what remains unknown.
The Assembly Line’s Link To A Five-Dollar Daily Wage
Ford cut hours and raised minimum daily pay in January 1914 after assembly-line gains coincided with severe worker turnover.
China’s Decision On SoftBank Deal Highlights Factory Robot Concerns
ABB says China prohibited SoftBank’s acquisition of its robotics business in China. The global deal’s status and Beijing’s rationale remain unclear.
Could The Luddites Help Us Understand AI Anxiety?
A historical account of the Luddites links their fight over pay and control at work with current debates about AI, while highlighting key differences.
When Nearly Everyone Farmed, Work Looked Different
A historical account traces how tools, fertilizer and crop breeding reduced farming’s share of work while food production grew.
Bangladesh Garment Workers Protest As Wage Board Takes Shape
Bangladesh appointed a six-member garment wage board as workers protested for a 30,000-taka monthly minimum and hundreds of factories were disrupted.
Next-day Securities Settlement, Tokenisation And The Transformation Of Europe’s Financial Infrastructure
Europe plans to move securities trades to next-day settlement on Oct. 11, 2027, with T2S changes planned and tokenisation work underway.
The Marshall Islands Pays Every Citizen A Basic Income. What About AI?
The Marshall Islands completed Enra’s first year of quarterly payments and approved $32.5 million for year two. Its impact has not been evaluated.