California moved to ban high-silica engineered stone as tariffs on imported quartz reshape sourcing for wholesale stone business owners nationwide.
Category: News
OpenAI Beats Musk in Court, Then Offers Washington a Stake
OpenAI beat Elon Musk's lawsuit in May, then proposed handing the US government a 5% stake as Washington gained new power over its AI models.
Africa’s Mobile Money Boom Hits $1.4 Trillion as Accounts Sit Idle
Africa's mobile money industry moved $1.4 trillion in 2025, but GSMA data show most accounts sit unused monthly amid fraud and new taxes.
Brevyn Spann-Ford’s Blocking Bet Pays Off Before His Contract Year
Dallas Cowboys tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford hosted 147 kids at a free St. Cloud camp two weeks before his contract-year training camp opens.
LG Energy Solution to Power Google’s Largest Solar and Battery Project
LG Energy Solution will supply the batteries for Steel River Energy Center, Google's largest solar and storage project, scaling to 2.9 GWh by 2029.
US Small-Cap Stocks Post Best Half Since 1991 as Debt Risk Builds
Russell 2000 small caps surged nearly 22% in the first half of 2026, their best since 1991, powered by AI-linked chipmakers and rising debt risk.
Google Home Display Leak Reveals a Camera With a Premium Catch
Leaked Google Home app code reveals a camera-equipped Home Display with tiered storage, free for three hours or 60 days under Google Home Premium.
Smart Home Tech Is Splitting the Housing Market in Two
New-build homes with smart tech pull buyer premiums and sell faster, while resale homes without it face a widening valuation gap, industry data show.
Volkswagen’s New eBike Packs Car Safety Tech Banned in Germany
Volkswagen's n+ eBike adds radar cameras and car-style turn signals, but the signature lighting feature is illegal to use in Germany and France.
Football Manager’s Secret Database Now Scouts for 40 Pro Clubs
FMDB Pro turns Sports Interactive's Football Manager database into a real scouting tool, already used by more than 40 professional clubs and federations.