Tesla's plant opening party for 15,000 people faces local backlash in Texas
Tesla intends to offer tours of the 8 million-square-foot facility, food and two stages with live music at the invite-only event for 15,000 people on April 7.
Port Canaveral cruise revenues take hit in early 2022 but trends turning
COVID-19 and the omicron wave took its toll on Port Canaveral’s plans for the first two months of the year, but March is trending toward a rebound.
Stellantis, LG Energy to open $4.1 billion EV battery plant in Canada in 2024
The sprawling facility, expected to begin operations in 2024, will have capacity to produce 45 gigawatt hours (GWh) of lithium-ion battery cells and modules to supply the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram parent firm’s auto assembly operations in Ontario and elsewhere in North America.
Toyota, Aurora test-drive autonomous ride-hailing fleet in Texas
Toyota’s Sienna minivans, retrofitted with Aurora’s self-driving system, will be tested on highways and suburban streets in the Dallas-Fort-Worth area, with the operation including trips enroute to an airport.
St. Vincent‘s Attention To Technology Keeps It Timeless
‘St. Vincent,’ the eponymous 2014 album from musician Annie Clark, examined both the self and the concept of digital identity at a time when the two were beginning to fuse into a single entity.