Tesla has released its innovative robotaxi app on Apple’s App Store, opening sign-ups for everyone interested in the service. An Android version is planned for the future, signaling a broader rollout ahead.

Seven Rubin and Rudman partners, led by Real Estate Group Chair Andrea Toulouse, have been named to the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Real Estate Lawyers. This recognition underscores the firm’s notable presence in the real estate legal sector while highlighting its Boston roots.

Paul Colford, an author and “inexhaustibly curious” journalist, spent decades covering the media before rising to become The Associated Press’ chief spokesperson. Though he has died at 71, his dedication to clear, thorough reporting and public communication leaves a lasting mark on the industry.

Charles Barkley is voicing unease as “Inside the NBA” prepares to shift to ESPN, worrying how the change might affect the show. However, he also acknowledges one positive: the move helped preserve jobs for production staff.

A new Hulu series revisits the controversial moment when Amanda Knox wore an “All You Need Is Love” T-shirt during her trial. By dramatizing this detail, The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox explores the role clothing and media often play in shaping public perception.

“Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” marks the end of a beloved saga spanning multiple years, from television to major motion pictures. Julian Fellowes’ creation bids a bittersweet farewell to the Crawley family, closing the curtain on their elegant and dramatic world.

Downton Abbey concludes its celebrated run with an emotional finale that has won over critics and fans alike. From The Guardian’s affectionate praise to The Times’ recognition of the show’s triumph over doubters, this finale celebrates the series’ enduring appeal.

Two newly discovered npm packages are exploiting Ethereum smart contracts to execute malicious activity on compromised systems. Cybersecurity experts warn that these packages underscore a broader trend in malware development, as attackers continue to evolve their methods and exploit new technologies.

As fall arrives across the nation, football enthusiasts are expected to wager an estimated $30 billion on the sport this season—about 8% more than last year, according to ESPN. This surge highlights how autumn long ago became synonymous not just with changing leaves but with a growing sports-betting economy.

Jean Prewitt, the longtime president and CEO of the Independent Film & Television Alliance, is stepping down after 25 years. Her departure coincides with the close of this year’s American Film Market, marking the end of an era for IFTA and the wider independent film community.

Since opening in July, La Reyna International Store at 404 Jefferson Street has carved out a vibrant niche in downtown Burlington. Locals are discovering candy, piñatas, and other foods that bring global tastes closer to home.

Ancora Advisors LLC has modestly boosted its stake in Johnson & Johnson by 0.5% during the first quarter. Recent filings with the SEC reveal the fund purchased an additional 1,335 shares, bringing its total holdings to 262,034.

Palmstreet is unveiling Long-Form Auctions that run for up to three days and start at $35, offering buyers more time to discover and secure unique items. From rare plants to precious crystals, this new feature is set to elevate seller profits and entice dedicated collectors.

Fans of the hit TV show Ted Lasso are buzzing about a possible fourth season returning sooner than expected. A newly surfaced clue has convinced many that these rumors might be on the verge of reality, fueling enthusiastic speculation online.

The 69th BFI London Film Festival has announced its 2025 lineup, spotlighting new films from celebrated directors and actors. Leading the pack are Chloé Zhao’s “Hamnet” and Bradley Cooper’s “Is This Thing On?,” joined by James Lucas’s “Moss & Freud,” in what promises to be a standout year for cinematic talent.

Gore Verbinski, the acclaimed director known for the first three Pirates of the Caribbean movies, has revealed fresh details about his latest venture, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die. Both the movie’s release date and its studio have been announced, adding to the anticipation surrounding this highly awaited project.

Elliott Investment Management has acquired a $4 billion stake in PepsiCo, citing an opportunity to reinvigorate the iconic snack and drink producer. The move underscores the activist investor’s confidence in PepsiCo’s potential to expand and innovate.

With only days remaining, these renowned World War II dramas are on the verge of departure from Netflix. Subscribers are urged to watch now before they vanish for good.

Google remains intact as the U.S. District Court issues its final ruling on the DOJ’s antitrust case. While Chrome avoids a forced breakup, the decision bars Google from engaging in exclusive distribution contracts, compelling the tech giant to rework its business strategy moving forward.

BioSig Technologies clarifies that while Proposal No. 1 (The Acquisition Proposal) is adjourned pending NASDAQ’s final approval, its merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation remains on track. The company’s operations, finances, and merger timeline face no disruptions.

Another beloved “Scrubs” cast member will come back to Sacred Heart Hospital alongside Zach Braff and Donald Faison. Fans of the sitcom can look forward to a reassembled medical team that once charmed audiences with its unique blend of humor and heart.