America's Business and Technology News
Business and Politics
- Carrie Preston On Redefining Power For Women In Entertainment
For Carrie Preston, success has never been confined to a single role or milestone. Now, as the star and producer of CBS’s Elsbeth, Preston is experiencing a new dimension of that career: leading a successful network series.
- F1 Standings 2026 After The Singapore Grand Prix
Here's how the F1 standings look after round 17 of the 2026 season in Singapore.
- Social Security Cost-Of-Living Adjustment For 2027 Arrives Wednesday—Here’s What To Know
The Social Security Administration is expected to release its 2027 cost-of-living-adjustment on Wednesday after the latest inflation report.
- ‘This is not what we expected’: Latino voters were key to Trump’s win in a swing Pennsylvania district. Now some say the economy is ‘worse’
In a key congressional district, frustration over gas and grocery prices is testing Republican efforts to retain Latino voters ahead of the midterms.
- Judge orders Trump to cancel $20 million in taxpayer-funded political ads ahead of the midterms
The ads praised Trump and included footage from his presidential campaign, drawing criticism from Democrats and some Republicans
Technology
- F1 in Singapore: There's a new fastest car now
Also, F1’s final sprint saw our first real wet racing of the year.
- Google announces the Fitbit Edge, a middle ground between Pixel Watch 5 and Fitbit Air
The Fitbit Edge offers more than the Air, but it's not a real smartwatch.
- Amazon has over 1 million robot workers. What’s next for human employees?
The second-largest corporate employer has bet big on robot workers to scale.
- The Download: moon city problems and drone traffic controllers
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Mars may be a hellhole, but the moon is not far behind The US and China are racing to build bases on the moon, with NASA hoping to establish a small…
- Mars may be a hellhole, but the moon is not far behind
Welcome to the second space race. You can be forgiven for experiencing déjà vu. Last time, it was the Soviet Union and the United States vying to be the first to plant some flags. Now it’s a sprint to the lunar surface between America and China—alongside a host of varyingly friendly and rival nations—plus a…
Copyright © 2018-2021 US Business Digest. All rights reserved.