Aviation startup flies largest ever hydrogen-electic aircraft

Airlines including American and United are investing in hydrogen-electric engines to help decarbonize flights.

• Jan 19, 2023

Amazon axes charity program as it moves to slash costs

E-commerce giant is ending a charity donation program it ran for a decade, drawing complaints.

• Jan 19, 2023

Are you a "motivated dater"? This dating app might be for you.

A paid subscription will jump from $35 a month to $60 a month and offer users more exposure to potential dates.

• Jan 18, 2023

NASA debuts plans for new environmentally friendly plane

NASA has unveiled plans for a new experimental environmentally friendly airplane, which it hopes will hit the skies in 2028. Dieter Holger, sustainability reporter for the Wall Street Journal, discussed the environmental impact such a plane could have in the future.

• Jan 18, 2023

SpaceX launches latest GPS 3 navigation satellite into orbit

The latest GPS satellites feature three times greater accuracy and eight times better jam-proofing.

• Jan 18, 2023

Microsoft plans to cut thousands of jobs, according to report

Software maker expected to sharply reduce its workforce as tech sector braces for economic slowdown.

• Jan 17, 2023

Elon Musk faces trial over Tesla tweets

Elon Musk is facing a trial Tuesday over tweets he posted in 2018. Musk posted about a potential Tesla buyout that would have taken the company private, but that never happened, and the company's stock dropped. Seth Schachner, a managing director for Strat Americas, joined Vladimir Duthiers and Anne-Marie Green to discuss what it means for Musk, Tesla and if the case could set a precedent for company executives and what they post on social media.

• Jan 17, 2023

GM president on future of electric vehicles

Popularity of electric vehicles soared in 2022 with around 7.8 million units sold globally. General Motors President Mark Reuss joined CBS News to discuss Chevrolet's new fully electric Corvette and the future of the electric vehicle industry.

• Jan 17, 2023

Startup tackles CO2 emissions in the cement industry

If the cement industry were a country, it would be the third-largest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world.

• Jan 16, 2023

Why you should think twice before taking online quizzes

Personality, IQ and other tests that circulate on social media may seem innocuous, but could leave you open to fraud.

• Jan 16, 2023

The state of the art of AI art

Artificial Intelligence software programs can turn anything you type, no matter how absurd, into art, drawing from hundreds of millions of images in its database ... and with this technological advance come some serious downsides.

• Jan 15, 2023

Art created by artificial Intelligence

DALL-E is one of several artificial intelligence software programs that can turn anything you type, no matter how absurd, into art, in any style you like, drawing from hundreds of millions of images in its database. And with this technological advance come some serious downsides. Correspondent David Pogue looks at how AI is changing the game in graphics, interior design, architecture, fashion and moviemaking, while causing artists to worry about protecting their creative livelihood.

• Jan 15, 2023

Remote worker ordered to repay employer for "time theft"

Tracking technology following a Canadian accountant's every move on her laptop showed she engaged in "time theft."

• Jan 13, 2023

Rare earth elements discovered in Sweden

Sweden's national mining company says it has found "significant" deposits of rare earth elements, which are vital to technology like cellphones. As CBS News' Tina Kraus reports, it could give Europe a boost in the race to transition to clean energy.

• Jan 13, 2023

Border officials allow asylum-seekers to request U.S. entry through mobile app

Migrants deemed to be vulnerable, such as the elderly and pregnant women, will be allowed to enter the U.S. legally under the new Biden administration process.

• Jan 12, 2023

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