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Hacky sacks are selling out in stores as they become popular again
Multi-billion dollar startup is working on robots that might eventually do human jobs
'No more delays', Grand Theft Auto 6 to be released soon
Netflix launches new star studded horror video game
Nvidia is working to make humanoid AI robots safer around humans
Some Americans are years behind on paying back their student loans
We take a look at the Trump branded phone and some of its features
A 'choose your own adventure' treat: Frozen yogurt is making a comeback
Gen Z is climbing the corporate ladder through company advisory boards
With SpaceX stock set to go public on Friday, people are scrambling to invest
Class of 2026 are sharing their disapproval towards AI
We have the latest on Apple's new products and software
Discussing one of the latest fitness scales and realistic approaches on utilization
Netflix looking to utilize AI to enhance user recommendations
Cash App introduces a wand with tap-to-pay capabilities
NeeDoh squishies are going viral, but are they more than a trend?
Shoppers are spending less on groceries and household goods
TikTok is shaking up its approach to music distribution branch
The FAA is assessing the safety of new business class suites
We discuss the prediction market and suspicious cases
The rise of honey as it becomes the sweetener of choice
Elon Musk's SpaceX prepares for a potentially monumental stock market debut
Meta avoids landmark trial by reaching settlement with Kentucky school district
Artificial intelligence is transforming the workplace
The Open AI landmark trial comes to a close
How AI could be helpful for hospital operations and healthcare workers
OpenAI allegedly plotting legal action against Apple surrounding ChatGPT
We talk about how Charles Schwab is making AI available for more clients
The beef industry is facing tough times and consumers are seeing it in the price
Gamestop is attempting to purchase Ebay despite doubtful funds
We're taking a look at how frozen food companies are accommodating for those on GLP-1s
Uber is another tap closer to offering you everything on demand
Amazon is expanding it's supply chain distribution services
An Open AI (ChatGPT) "app-less" smartphone is in development
Cybersecurity concerns push NSA to begin testing AI products
We discuss aerospace and drone makers amid global conflicts
Amazon is bolstering its business model selling office software powered by AI
Artificial Intelligence researchers are against AI use in the military
AI driving more enrollment in trade schools? How people are beating the bots
Microsoft offers employees deal to voluntarily leave their jobs
Court documents claim Amazon involved in money scheme with other brands
QVC files for bankruptcy after racking up billions in debt
Anthropic releases Opus 4.7 model and more powerful Mythos software
Google releases 'Gemini AI" app for Mac users to use right from their desktop
We take a look at concert prices and whether your main source has monopolized supply
Apple's impending venture into the smart glasses market

'Move to California' recommends Nvidia's CEO given tech industry and tax benefits
This is our daily Tech and Business report. KCBS Radio News Anchor Holly Quan spoke with Bloomberg Reporter Eliyahu Kamisher. Nvidia's CEO is encouraging people to move in to California; this after a group of billionaires exited the state because of high taxes and threats of a new levy.

U.S. housing market might be securing more relief as war in Iran continues
This is our daily Tech and Business report. KCBS Radio News Anchor Holly Quan spoke with Paulina Cachero. Mortgage rates have fallen for the first time since the beginning of the War in Iran. This decline could bring some relief to the U.S. housing market just as the spring selling season gets underway.

Anthropic holding back "Mythos" wide release due to fears of security breach
Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, we're joined by Bloomberg's Margi Murphy . Anthropic says its new AI model Mythos is so powerful its holding it back from a wide release because it might allow hackers to breach some of the world's most sensitive cyber defenses. Instead, the company says its forming an initiative known as "Project Glasswing" with a select group of large corporations allowing them access to Mythos, so they can use it to test their own systems for weak points.

OpenAI seeking justice after Elon Musk blocks their for-profit title
Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. KCBS Radio news anchor Holly Quan spoke with Bloomberg's Peter Blumberg. Open AI is asking the Attorneys General of California and Delaware to look into Elon Musk's efforts to block Open AI from becoming a for-profit company.