Miranda Nazzaro

21 hours ago | thehill.com | Miranda Nazzaro |Julia Shapero

Musk tries to reverse course at Tesla Elon Musk is in damage control mode at Tesla as the company’s disappointing earnings force the tech billionaire to reevaluate his focus. Faced with a 71 percent plunge in first-quarter earnings, the Tesla CEO tried to assure investors Tuesday he will soon spend less time working on President Trump’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cost-cutting efforts and focus more on his company.

1 day ago | thehill.com | Julia Shapero |Miranda Nazzaro

Revelations that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared sensitive military info with family members on another Signal chat have renewed scrutiny on use of the messaging platform.

1 day ago | thereport.be | Miranda Nazzaro |Julia Shapero |Ashleigh Fields |Filip Timotija

Tesla’s quarterly earnings dropped by 71 percent, the company announced Monday, marking the latest sign of bad news for Elon Musk’s electric vehicle manufacturer as scrutiny of the tech billionaire persists. The electric vehicle company reported a 9 percent decline in revenue for the first three months of this year. Its earnings totaled $409 million, down from $1.4 billion in the first quarter of last year, the company said. It is expected to host an earnings call with investors at 5:30 pm EDT.

2 days ago | thehill.com | Julia Shapero |Miranda Nazzaro

Google’s tech empire is increasingly on shaky ground after losing two antitrust cases in less than a year. A federal judge ruled Thursday that Google has an illegal monopoly over advertising technology, just eight months after another judge found the tech giant violated antitrust laws with its monopoly over online search. As the Department of Justice (DOJ) pushes for a breakup, the two sides are set to meet in court again next week for a trial over the remedies in the search case.

5 days ago | thehill.com | Julia Shapero |Miranda Nazzaro

President Trump’s threats to tariff semiconductors are stoking alarm within the tech sector as companies brace for ripple effects across the industry. The Trump administration launched an investigation this week into the effects on national security of importing semiconductor technology, just one day after the president hinted tariffs on semiconductors could be coming soon amid his broader trade war.