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Study: College Graduate Employment Is Below National Rate Economic uncertainty and the rise of AI are creating some problems for college grads looking for employment. -
Beware: Cargo Theft on the Rise This Fourth of July Over the last five years, cargo theft has risen substantially during the week of 4th of July. -
US Senate Kills State-Level AI Regulations Ban The vote was 99-1, with significant bipartisan support for allowing states to regulate AI for the next ten years. -
Moving Goods With Fewer Hands: Tech.co Logistics Report 2025 Download the Tech.co Logistics Report to learn more about the pressures facing the US logistics industry in 2025. -
Tesla Robotaxis Are Officially on the Road in Texas The 'low-key' launch didn't feature the Cybercab, but instead saw current Tesla models sporting a Robotaxi logo decal. -
New Bill Would Require US Truck Drivers to Take English Test This isn't great news for the trucker shortage, which remains poised to cause some serious problems for the supply chain. -
Ultimate Phone Etiquette Guide for Business Professionals Talking on the phone doesn't come naturally to everyone, but doing it right can make a big difference to business outcomes. -
OpenAI Delays Open-Weight AI Model for ‘Something Amazing’ The open-weight model was set to release in June, but the CEO has delayed that for "something unexpected and quite amazing." -
FDA Will Use AI to Approve Drugs and Devices Faster The agency launched a large-language model, dubbed Elsa, just last week to streamline operations. -
Google Is Offering to Pay US Employees to Quit Google is also issuing a return-to-office mandate, which could be a prelude to more layoffs. -
Cold Calling Statistics: Key Insights Learn more about the practice of cold calling and whether or not your business would benefit from this kind of strategy. -
Meta Just Bought a Nuclear Plant to Power Its AI "Securing clean, reliable energy is necessary to continue advancing our AI ambitions," said a Meta spokesperson.