FTC targets hidden personalized pricing, but critics warn of lost discounts
The FTC wants to regulate personalized pricing, but public comments show a split: many call for a ban while others fear losing discounts.
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Romania Scrambles Fighter Jets to Destroy Drone Boat Near Key Gas Platform
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China orders Tesla to fix nearly 3 million cars
China is ordering Tesla to address nearly 3 million cars with two recalls, including new warning labels and a driver monitoring software update.
Lawsuit demands Logitech pay customers tariff refunds
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Lawsuit Accuses Compass of Hiding Zillow Listings to Inflate NYC Rents
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Thunderquakes help map underground structures
A Penn State team turned thunderquakes into a seismic imaging tool using a campus fiber optic cable, revealing hidden weak zones.
Trump administration calls for new federal spaceport to keep pace with launch boom
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Last Roadless Forests at Risk as Roadless Rule Faces Dismantling
The Trump administration’s plan to rescind the Roadless Rule would open nearly 59 million acres of national forest to development, threatening wildlife and clean water.
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Mice lost more than half of their synapses during a hibernation-like state, but their memories survived. Clustered engram connections may hold the key.