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Full-electric Volvo C40 Recharge starts at $58,750 – Roadshow
The coupe-roofed version of the XC40 Recharge hits the streets in Q4 2021 with a completely leather-free interior.
If you’re considering a mortgage refinance, rates may be going even lower – CNET
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is eliminating a major refinancing fee, which could make your next refi even cheaper.
From Macy’s to Albertsons, facial recognition is already everywhere
Rite Aid had deployed facial recognition in at least 200 stores over eight years, before ditching the technology last year. | Noam Galai/Getty Images Customers are largely unaware that some…
Dish switching network to AT&T after calling T-Mobile anticompetitive
Enlarge (credit: Dish Network) Dish Network has agreed to pay AT&T at least $5 billion over 10 years for network access amid a feud between Dish and T-Mobile. Dish is…
Unit4: 83% of finance pros expect to upskill on AI in 2 years
Over the next two years, 75% of finance professionals believe their day jobs will significantly change, according to a Unit4 survey.Read More
Supply chain threats demand industrywide approach to AI
As supply chain threats get more complex, organizations need to adopt an industrywide approach to creating open standards.Read More
ECU-tuned cars will now automatically flunk California smog testing – Roadshow
However, the state still says you’re free to flash an ECU to stock and return the tune after the test.
Google offering Pixel 4 XL extended repair program – CNET
Google discontinued the phone last year, but owners may be eligible to receive a free fix for battery-related issues.
Don’t assume your iPhone is safe from hackers
An investigation into spyware found that Apple’s iMessage app was used to hack into iPhones. | Neil Godwin/Future via Getty Images The Pegasus spyware leak shows that iPhones are vulnerable…
Amazon kicks NSO Group off its cloud service after spying reports – CNET
The hacking tools seller reportedly used AWS as part of its spyware services to government clients. The targets: activists and journalists.