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US-sanctioned currency exchange says $15 million heist done by “unfriendly states”
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Nanoport launches Titan Haptics with magnetic touch feedback
Nanoport is launching its Titan Haptics division to create haptics, or touch feedback, for virtual buttons in smartphones.Read More
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang to get semiconductor industry’s highest honor
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will receive the chip industry’s highest honor, the Robert N. Noyce Award named after Intel’s founding CEO.Read More
KeepTruckin uses Ambarella AI chips to monitor truck drivers
KeepTruckin will use Ambarella AI processors in its dashboard camera that can monitor both road conditions and driver awareness.Read More
Verizon is giving away AMC Plus to new users in latest signup perk – CNET
Another streaming service is shuffled into the Verizon Rolodex.
Refinance rates on Aug. 12, 2021: Rates tick higher – CNET
Several important refinance rates were higher today.
Polestar 2 gets more range for less money in 2022 – Roadshow
The Swedish EV maker will offer its Polestar 2 with a single-motor drivetrain for the first time.
Mortgage interest rates today for Aug. 12, 2021: Rates move upward – CNET
Today a handful of important mortgage rates climbed. If you’re shopping for a mortgage, see how your payments might be affected.
Construction procurement platform Agora nabs $30M
Agora streamlines the paperwork for construction materials, which is expected to see an uptick following the new U.S. infrastructure bill.Read More
Working motherhood is getting harder. Let’s fix that.
Michelle Kondrich for Vox American motherhood versus the American work ethic. Melissa Danowski, an appellate attorney in New York state, is a feminist. She and her husband have two young…
These ‘Made in the USA’ products are still going strong – CNET
Between sticky notes, baseball bats and lip balm, “Buying American” is easier than you think.