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The cloud-based platform centralizes 200 data streams to predict traffic conflicts up to 45 days out, but the National Air Traffic Controllers Association says it was not involved in design or testing. The FAA awarded a 12-year, $875 million contract to Air Space Intelligence in June for the tool.
Amazon started blocking Muse on Sunday night, citing privacy and security risks, while Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke announced a partnership with Muse on Monday. Muse racked up 730,000 downloads in five days after its Sep. 8 launch, overtaking ChatGPT as the leading iOS free app in the U.S. on Friday.
Eligible models include iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and all iPhone 16 variants purchased between June 10, 2024, and March 29, 2025. Up to 36 million owners may qualify, but payments are unlikely before the final approval hearing on February 24, 2027.
Bungie admits it 'lost trust' and 'lost incredible colleagues' after laying off around 300 people, with newly appointed studio head Poria Torkan and Marathon GM Josh Deane leading the reset. The unvaulting includes Red War, Forsaken, Curse of Osiris, and Warmind, but Bungie says the work will take time due to Beyond Light engine changes.
The settlement includes independent editorial boards for CBS and CNN, a $1.5 billion production investment in California, and penalties if Paramount fails to produce 30 movies a year. It also helps Paramount avoid a $7 million daily fee owed to Warner Bros shareholders if the deal doesn't close by September 30.
During the bonus window, annual fee cardholders can transfer 1,000 ThankYou Points to 1,300 JAL miles, while no-annual-fee cardholders get 910 JAL miles. Citi joins Bilt, Rove, and Capital One as the only programs with a credit card that transfers 1:1 to JAL.
Tata Trusts argues the Articles of Association require affirmative support from both Trust-nominated directors, and Noel Naval Tata's dissent means the condition failed. It also cites the 2020 Supreme Court ruling on Articles 104B and 121, which upheld the Trusts' affirmative voting rights, to argue Tata Sons cannot now disown that protection.