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IDScan.net, an identity verification company, disclosed that an unauthorized third party may have accessed customer accounts containing full names and government ID numbers. In response, the company is notifying affected customers and providing free credit monitoring and identity protection services while cooperating with federal law enforcement.
Proxima Fusion announced plans to construct a €140 million ($162.6 million) plant to manufacture fusion-grade high-temperature superconducting tape, a critical material for containing plasma in its reactors. The factory will be funded through a mix of public and private money, including €21 million from the state of Lower Saxony, and follows a €411 million funding round the startup closed months earlier.
An independent developer has published two small Chrome extensions aimed at everyday browsing tasks: one converts and displays Hebrew calendar dates, and another helps clean up or format Hebrew text. Both are offered free and can be installed directly from the Chrome extensions store.
Veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher, who spent nearly 30 years at The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal, told Business Insider staff she left to build something of her own because she believed she could do better. That decision led to the 2014 launch of Recode, and she has since co-founded the Pivot podcast with Scott Galloway and published a memoir, Burn Book, while building a following of two million across social media.
A contributor to Entrepreneur argues that many companies, especially in B2B SaaS, mistakenly treat marketing spend as a vending machine that should instantly dispense leads for every dollar spent. Instead, the piece proposes viewing marketing like an investment account, where some efforts pay off immediately and others build trust and recall over time, eventually compounding into inbound demand.
Google has released a dedicated Gemini application for Windows PCs, accessible via an Alt+Space keyboard shortcut similar to its Mac counterpart launched earlier this year. The app connects with other Google AI tools including Gemini Spark, Gmail, Google Drive, Nano Banana, and Gemini Omni for image and video generation.
Frame Fatales, the women- and femme-focused speedrunning community under Games Done Quick, kicks off its week-long Flame Fatales charity marathon on September 13, streaming daily from 1PM ET until midnight on Twitch and YouTube through September 19. The event features over 50 runs, including a chaos-modded Super Mario 64 race and an Animal Crossing bingo challenge, with proceeds going to the Malala Fund's push for girls' secondary education worldwide.
During the CNBC Investing Club's September meeting, Jim Cramer and Jeff Marks reviewed all 33 portfolio holdings and highlighted six favorite stocks to buy as the club becomes more selective on AI-related exposure. The picks include Kimberly Clark, Bank of New York, Intel, Micron and Meta, with commentary also touching on lessons from the club's recent Corning exit.
Energizer's 100-watt outdoor Bluetooth speaker, which offers up to 24 hours of battery life, is now available for $84.99, a price cut from its usual cost. The deal targets consumers seeking a portable, long-lasting speaker for outdoor use.
Elon Musk's tunneling company The Boring Co. announced a $23 billion valuation late Wednesday, alongside plans to expand into the Middle East. The firm, spun out of SpaceX in 2018, currently operates just one public loop in Las Vegas while pursuing roughly a dozen other city projects, including a contested 20-mile tunnel system under construction in Nashville.
Springshot, a startup whose operations platform powered Spirit Airlines' logistics until its final flight, says it received no advance notice that Spirit planned to auction a massive trove of operational data to Google as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. The company filed a limited objection arguing the sale agreement's vague data categories could improperly include Springshot's proprietary intellectual property rather than data Spirit actually owns.
Code found in iOS 27 shows Apple is rebuilding the Apple TV Remote into a full standalone app for iPhone and iPad, moving it beyond its current Control Center tile format. Hidden feature flags uncovered by a developer reveal plans for an app launcher to open Apple TV apps directly and a Top Shelf content preview, functions currently unavailable in the released version.