In this issue

2021 was a big year for Mac. With huge innovations across the iMac and MacBook range, Apple pushed ahead with its transition to custom silicon chips, offering record-breaking performance. The last piece of the puzzle is the 27-inch iMac, and with rumors suggesting Apple will give the device the Pro moniker, good things could be just around the corner.

SURVEY: PARENTS INCREASED QUALITY TIME AT PANDEMIC'S START

During the first several months of the pandemic in the U.S., Dina Levy made her young daughter and son go on walks with her three times a day.

4 mins

APPLE MUSIC VS. TIDAL

Streaming services such as Apple Music and Tidal, both of which have been present since 2015, are well-known for the exclusive content they offer.

3 mins

BOEING AIRLINER SALES JUMP BUT DELIVERIES LAG RIVAL AIRBUS

Boeing finished 2021 far behind European rival Airbus in deliveries of new aircraft, but sales bounced back after two dismal years caused by the 737 Max crashes and the pandemic.

1 min

SHOPPING FOR A CAR THIS YEAR WILL NOT BE THE SAME

2021 was an unusual year for the automotive industry. While customer demand for new cars rebounded from the economic uncertainty of 2020, automakers found themselves unable to meet that demand because of semiconductor chip shortages and supply chain problems. So what should car shoppers expect for 2022? Much of the same, unfortunately.

3 mins

iMac Pro

Rumored to be last piece of the Silicon migration

6 mins

NICKEL MINE DEVELOPER HAS MAJOR COMMITMENT FROM TESLA

The company that plans to develop a nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota has made a major supply deal with Tesla, the electric vehicle maker.

1 min

World Economic Forum Warns Cyber Risks Add to Climate Threat

Cyberthreats and the growing space race are emerging risks to the global economy, adding to existing challenges posed by climate change and the coronavirus pandemic, the World Economic Forum said in a report this week.

4 mins

How New Robin Hood CEO Buery Plans to Fight NYC Poverty

Richard R. Buery Jr., is starting his first full year as CEO of Robin Hood. But he’s no stranger to New York City’s largest poverty-fighting organization.

4 mins

2ND ELECTION FOR AMAZON WORKERS IN ALABAMA WILL BE BY MAIL

A federal labor board said that Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama, will vote by mail next month in a re-run election to decide whether or not to unionize.

2 mins

Home Covid Tests to Be Covered by Insurers Starting Saturday

Starting Saturday, private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for people on their plans. The Biden administration announced the change Monday as it looks to lower costs and make testing for the virus more convenient amid rising frustrations.

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