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Love it or hate it, Tesla's Cybertruck is revolutionary

Tesla CEO Elon Musk introduces the Cybertruck – with shattered windows – at Tesla’s design studio in November 2019 in…

Bombardier woes reflect Canada’s failed infrastructure policy

A Bombardier sign welcomes travellers to Berlin Central Station, where Bombardier’s rail division headquarters are located. Canada’s failure to invest…

Self-driving cars will not fix our transportation woes

Widespread use of autonomous vehicles could increase or cut greenhouse gas emissions. It all depends on public policy. (Shutterstock) Cameron…

How heat can be used to store renewable energy

How can we store energy from intermittent renewable energy sources? Benny(I am empty)/ Flickr, CC BY Antoine Koen, University of…

Apple Settles Slow iPhone Lawsuit For $500M

Apple has agreed to pay $500m in lawsuit for intentionally slowing down customers iPhones in a bid to get them…

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