In 2018, David Lochridge found that the submersible had been severely undertested and its porthole was only certified to withstand a fraction of the pressure it would experience on a Titanic dive.
The trade group said in 2018 the submersible did not meet industry standards, despite advertising it did.
There’s been no sign of the submersible or its five passengers as Coast Guard members said the “incredibly complex” search mission is made more difficult by the size of the search area, as well as its distance from coastlines.
The missing submersible is operated from the inside by a single button, is about the size of a minivan and costs $250,000 for a ride.
Musk and Arnault brought along close family members for the meal, an Instagram post revealed.
The bank settled the first of several lawsuits it is involved in over its ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Since the streaming giant told users they could no longer share accounts across multiple households, daily sign-ups have increased more than 100%, new data shows.
Meta’s latest headset appears to have better mixed-reality features that allow users to interact with the real and virtual worlds.
The chipmaker’s stocks are surging after an expectations-shattering financial report, bringing its market cap close to $1 trillion—a status shared with a handful of other companies.
ChatGPT’s use of Bing is a blow to Google in its race to compete in the AI race.