Garmin released a free Google Maps app for over 90 smartwatch models, enabling basic turn-by-turn navigation with vibration alerts and preview of upcoming turns. Users must set destinations using the Google Maps app on an Android smartphone, which must remain within Bluetooth range of the watch. The app does not support iPhones or standalone destination search on the watch. Fitness tracking features continue to operate during navigation.

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Montana Plants, a nursery in Missoula, specializes in native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers selected for local climate and ecosystem restoration. Andy Martinez manages plant care and soil preparation, while Jane McGuire oversees marketing and community engagement. The nursery operates seasonally, offers straightforward pricing, and provides native species to homeowners, businesses, and community groups. Montana Plants aims to support sustainable landscaping, improve soil health, and enhance local biodiversity.

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Businesses are adopting flexible strategies, leveraging digital tools such as AI and data analytics, investing in employee development and inclusive cultures, prioritizing personalized customer experiences, and implementing sustainable and ethical practices as key actions to remain competitive in response to evolving consumer expectations and rapid technological advancement.

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Rivian received a $1 billion investment from Volkswagen as electric vehicle sales showed mixed results, with the electric Hummer nearing F-150 Lightning sales and Tesla reporting a second consecutive year of declining sales. Legislative changes eliminated tax credits for electric vehicles and renewable energy incentives, affecting companies like Slate Auto. Tesla demonstrated an autonomous vehicle delivery, while startups Pebble and Grounded began delivering new electric travel trailers and vans. The FBI and cybersecurity firms warned of increased cyberattacks targeting airlines, with Qantas reporting a data breach affecting 6 million passengers.

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A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration violated legal procedures when it ordered the rapid removal of government health websites related to gender identity, resulting in the deletion of hundreds or thousands of federal healthcare resources. The affected sites included information from agencies such as the CDC, NIH, and FDA, covering topics like mental health, HIV testing, and contraception. Healthcare professionals reported losing access to essential data, which impacted patient care. The court ordered the restoration of these websites if they had been taken down or altered, but full compliance remains uncertain.

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Syracuse Boat Tours began operating on the Seneca River and Onondaga Lake, led by Annette Peters, offering educational and sightseeing boat tours focused on local history, wildlife, and environmental stewardship. The company provides sightseeing cruises and private charters, supporting increased tourism and benefiting local businesses in Central New York. Syracuse Boat Tours emphasizes safety, sustainability, and community engagement through well-maintained vessels and responsible boating practices.

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José Fernando serves as Founding President of the Global Network of Guarantee Institutions and Special Honorary Chairman of the European Association of Guarantees. He consults for the World Bank and United Nations Development Programme on credit guarantees and green finance. He sits on the Advisory Committee of the European Innovation Council Equity Fund and previously served on its Investment Committee. Fernando led the creation and management of key Portuguese credit guarantee institutions and was President and CEO of PME Investimentos and CFO of IAPMEI. He contributed to the merger forming BPF, the Portuguese Promotional Bank. He is a founder of Knowledge Factory consulting, partner at Quadrantis Capital VC, and winemaker. He holds a degree in Economics, has lectured at universities, and has published works on credit guarantees.

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Peter Thiel and other investors are creating Erebor Bank to replace Silicon Valley Bank for startups and venture-backed companies. Coinbase acquired Liquifi to streamline token launches and compliance, following its earlier purchase of Deribit. Blockchain security firm SlowMist reported a rise in psychologically manipulative crypto scams, including fake browser extensions and tampered hardware wallets. The US Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a simplified process for listing crypto exchange-traded funds, allowing issuers to file an S-1 registration and potentially list within 75 days if there is no objection.

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AT&T launched Account Lock, a security feature that allows primary and secondary account holders to prevent unauthorized changes to their wireless accounts, such as SIM swaps, phone number transfers, device upgrades, and billing updates. The feature is accessible through the myAT&T app and notifies account holders of any changes via email and text. This measure addresses the rise in SIM swapping attacks and aligns AT&T with other carriers like T-Mobile, Verizon, and Google Fi, which have implemented similar protections.

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Apple filed a lawsuit against former senior design engineer Di Liu, alleging he stole confidential Vision Pro headset documents by downloading them to personal cloud storage before leaving to join Snap’s product design team. Apple claims Liu did not disclose his new employment, delaying access revocation, and states that the information could benefit Snap’s AR Spectacles. Snap reviewed the allegations and reported no link to Liu’s work at Snap. Apple seeks financial damages and the return of documents, but has not named Snap as a defendant. The case follows other recent Apple lawsuits involving alleged trade secret theft by former employees.

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