Tesla is facing a potential delay in securing Chinese approval for its autonomous driving technology, a setback attributed to the escalating US-China trade war, the Financial Times reports. The company had anticipated receiving the license, a crucial step toward offering semi-autonomous features in China, by the second quarter of 2025.

Spotify is reportedly working on a new super-premium tier called "Music Pro," offering enhanced features and experiences for its most dedicated fans, Bloomberg reports. This move, expected to launch later this year, marks Spotify's first major price differentiation strategy, offering a range of packages and plans

China's cross-border merchants and logistics providers are navigating the choppy waters of US President Donald Trump's fluctuating tariff policies, a situation exacerbated by an already challenging retail market, the South China Morning Post reports. The latest source of uncertainty stems from Trump's decision to

Amazon workers in North Carolina have voted against joining a union, delivering a significant victory to the retail giant in its ongoing battle against organized labor. Reuters reports that roughly three-quarters of voters rejected unionization at the company's large warehouse in Garner, a substantial setback for union officials.

TikTok is back on Apple and Google app stores in the US, as reported by Reuters. The popular short-video app, used by 170 million American users, had been removed for several weeks following President Trump's initial ban. However, Trump's executive order last month delayed the ban

The UK government has announced a collaboration with AI startup Anthropic, backed by Google and Amazon, to explore the use of its chatbot Claude for public services, Reuters reports. The partnership aims to improve public interaction with information and services, aligning with Prime Minister Keir Starmer's goal of

Arm, the UK-based technology provider behind the intellectual property used in countless CPUs, is reportedly making a significant shift in its business model, according to Reuters. The company, which licenses its technology to major tech firms like Apple and Nvidia, is now actively recruiting from its own customer base and

Datadog, a provider of cloud security services, forecast 2025 revenue and profit below Wall Street expectations, sending its shares tumbling in premarket trading, Reuters reports. The company cited sluggish customer spending as enterprises grapple with economic uncertainty and tighten budgets. The New York-based company's forecast, released Thursday, reveals

Elon Musk's $97.4 billion bid for OpenAI's non-profit arm hinges on the artificial intelligence company remaining a non-profit entity, according to a court filing from Musk's lawyers reported by Reuters. The consortium led by Musk seeks to acquire OpenAI's non-profit entity,