XPeng showcased its Iron humanoid robot walking so naturally that people suspected a human inside. To prove it was real, engineers cut open the robot’s leg during a live demonstration. The company aims for mass production by the end of next year.
Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk’s unprecedented compensation package that could make him the world’s first trillionaire. The deal requires Musk to achieve staggering targets including growing Tesla’s market cap to $8.5 trillion and selling 12 million more vehicles.
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins told CNBC that prediction markets and sports betting serve different audiences. The company reported earnings Thursday and lowered its full-year sales outlook, sending shares down over 5% after hours.
Google has suddenly slashed Pixel 10 series prices by hundreds of dollars in a new sale. The 25% discount matches their recent random voucher giveaway to Google One users. This pattern reveals Google’s pricing strategy for its flagship phones.
Square Enix is cutting developers in the US and UK as part of a major restructuring to focus on Japanese studios. The company plans to aggressively apply AI to automate QA and debugging tasks. This continues a decade-long pattern of the publisher pulling back from Western game development.
Informatica’s CEO cautions against equating consumer AI adoption with enterprise AI cycles. While consumers jump on new tools quickly, large organizations face complex data governance and infrastructure challenges that slow implementation but create lasting opportunities for solution providers.
Airbnb just delivered another impressive quarter with revenue and bookings beating analyst expectations. The company’s focus on new features and global expansion appears to be paying off as travel demand remains strong.
Grand Theft Auto 6 faces another major delay, pushing its release to November 2026. Take-Two’s stock took an immediate hit as investors reacted to the news. This marks the second public delay for the highly anticipated title.
Remitly’s stock crashed 24% after forecasting slower growth, with CFO Vikas Mehta citing “immigration headwinds” as a key factor. The company’s market value dropped to $2.6 billion as Mexico remittances fell 5.5% this year.
Square Enix is conducting mass layoffs across its European and American offices as part of a fundamental restructuring. The company plans to use generative AI to automate most game QA testing while projecting significant cost savings from the cuts.
