Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Corporate America Begins Passing Through Tariff Costs to Protect Margins

U.S. companies are starting to pass tariff costs to consumers with price hikes, potentially driving inflation higher in 2023.

Washington Rolls Back Climate Finding, but Cost Relief for Korean Carmakers May Be Limited

The U.S. ends greenhouse gas regulations, impacting South Korea's auto and battery sectors, with mixed effects on costs and EV transition.

U.S. Diplomat Hopes to Revive North-South Korea Relations: Can Trump Be the Peacekeeper?

Jung Chung-rae meets U.S. Chargé d'Affaires Yun, emphasizing the need for U.S. support in inter-Korean peace and relations.

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Is Meta’s Metaverse Dream Over? 68 Billion USD in Losses and Job Cuts Explained

Meta cuts 10% of its Reality Labs workforce amid significant losses, while focusing on AI and appointing a new president.

Siri in Your Shades? Apple to Drop AI-Powered Glasses in 2026

Apple is set to launch AI smart glasses in 2026, featuring Siri integration, enhanced camera quality, and effective notification management.

Google Glass Is Back—And Brin Thinks AI Can Finally Make It Work

Sergey Brin expresses renewed confidence in smart glasses, highlighting AI advancements for a better product after past failures.

Apple’s Foldable Future: iPhone, iPad-Mac Hybrid, and Robotics in the Works

Apple plans a product renaissance by 2027, featuring a foldable iPhone, AI-powered devices, and a revamped Siri.

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