FCC updates orbital debris rules for the first time since 2004

The FCC  has finally gotten around to updating its 15-year-old orbital debris rules, adding new requirements and streamlining the approval process. With hundreds of satellites going up every year into increasingly crowded orbits, these rules are more important than ever. In stating the necessity for mitigating the accumulation of orbital debris, the FCC noted that while some … Continue reading FCC updates orbital debris rules for the first time since 2004 Continue Reading →

COVID-19 Impact on Cybersecurity Market – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

Post COVID-19, the report “COVID-19 Impact On Cybersecurity Market by Technology (Network Security, Application Security, Endpoint Security, Cloud Security, Database Security, Web Security, ICS Security), Vertical, Region – Global Forecast to 2021”, size is expected to grow from USD 183.2 billion in 2019 to USD 230.0 billion by 2021, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 12.0% during the forecast … Continue reading COVID-19 Impact on Cybersecurity Market – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™ Continue Reading →

Google ditched tipping feature for donating money to sites

Leaked images obtained by TechCrunch reveal that Google  considered and designed a feature that would let people donate money to websites to help support news publishers, bloggers and musicians. But Google scrapped the idea and chose not to build out the product, despite these kinds of businesses and creators often struggling to earn revenue. Google’s design for … Continue reading Google ditched tipping feature for donating money to sites Continue Reading →

Tesla’s newest board member has a long stance against short selling

Tesla  has added Hiromichi Mizuno as a new member to its board of directors and audit committee — the former chief investment officer of Japan’s $1.5 trillion pension fund and a longtime opponent of common market practices like short selling. With Mizuno’s appointment the Tesla board now has 10 members, including Oracle founder, chairman and CTO Larry Ellison … Continue reading Tesla’s newest board member has a long stance against short selling Continue Reading →

Apple downplays iOS Mail app security flaw, says ‘no evidence’ of exploits

Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Apple has found no evidence that recently discovered security flaws in the native iOS Mail app were exploited by hackers, the company said in a statement. “We have found no evidence they were used against customers,” the company said. It also cast doubt on whether the issues, which it … Continue reading Apple downplays iOS Mail app security flaw, says ‘no evidence’ of exploits Continue Reading →

Pretivm Files Technical Report on the Brucejack Mine; Provides Release Date of First Quarter 2020 Results

Pretium Resources Inc. (TSX/NYSE:PVG) (“Pretivm” or the “Company”) announces that, further to its news release dated March 9, 2020, announcing an updated Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource and Life of Mine Plan for the Brucejack Mine which highlight the continued robust economics of the long-life underground operation, the Company filed a National Instrument 43-101 Standards of … Continue reading Pretivm Files Technical Report on the Brucejack Mine; Provides Release Date of First Quarter 2020 Results Continue Reading →

Lawsuit Filed Against Real Estate Company for Firing Employee Who Asked to Work Remotely During ‘Shelter-in-Place’ Orders

The former general counsel for Frisco, Texas-based real estate investment and development company Tekin & Associates has filed suit against her former employer, claiming wrongful dismissal in response to her request to work from home during the current COVID-19 outbreak. As a resident of Dallas County subjected to the county’s shelter-in-place orders designed to stem the transmission of … Continue reading Lawsuit Filed Against Real Estate Company for Firing Employee Who Asked to Work Remotely During ‘Shelter-in-Place’ Orders Continue Reading →

House passes COVID-19 relief package to replenish PPP loan funding

On Thursday, the House passed the newest federal stimulus package aimed at providing financial relief for businesses and institutions hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis. The bill lingered in the Senate for two weeks of debates, with Republicans seeking to pass a less comprehensive version of the legislation and Democrats working to weave other funding into the … Continue reading House passes COVID-19 relief package to replenish PPP loan funding Continue Reading →

Gogoro’s new e-bike brand Eeyo will launch in the U.S. first

Gogoro, the Taiwanese company known for its electric scooters, announced a new ebike brand that will go on sale in the United States first. Details about the ebike, called Eeyo, haven’t been released yet, but it is noteworthy because it marks Gogoro’s  first product launch in the U.S. Eeyo be available for purchase in the U.S. in … Continue reading Gogoro’s new e-bike brand Eeyo will launch in the U.S. first Continue Reading →