Topic: Technology

NASA plans to launch its Lucy spacecraft from Florida on Oct. 16 to fly by eight asteroids starting in 2025, marking the first time scientists will gain close-up views of them.

Ford has announced an $11 billion push to move away from fossil fuels and build a new campus in Tennessee in a bid to "lead America's shift to electric vehicles" -- a plan it says will also create thousands of jobs.

An independent branch of the government that enforces labor laws will review charges Tuesday that online retailer Amazon illegally retaliated against employees who'd spoken out against company policies by firing them.

California-based Rocket Lab has won a contract for $24.35 million from the U.S. Space Force to develop an upper stage for the company's Neutron rocket system.

Samsung Electronics paid out the biggest dividends in the world in the first half of 2021, substantially enriching heirs of Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun-hee, who died last year.

Blue Origin plans to launch people into space for the second time from Texas on Oct. 12, carrying two businessmen and two others to be announced later.

Facebook announced on Monday that it's decided to pause the rollout of an Instagram platform for children, in order to study the idea more carefully -- amid concern that such platforms might be harmful.

Small satellite maker Terran Orbital plans to build a large manufacturing plant with more than employees at the former space shuttle landing strip inside Kennedy Space Center.

Russia and the United States are ready to cross new frontiers for filming movies in space as a way to promote growing commercialization of orbital spaceflight and beyond.

NASA launched an Earth observation satellite Monday from California to help track climate events ranging from California wildfires to deforestation of the Amazon.