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Here's your afternoon T&B Tech Minute for Thursday, June 25th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Xbox prices will go up in August.

Parent company Microsoft says the increase is in response to storing costs of storage and memory.

The company said the memory crunch has had a pronounced impact on consoles, which are typically

sold at a loss.

Prices will go up by $100 for the 512 gigabyte models and $150 for the 1 terabyte models.

Microsoft said it'll also sunset its 2-terabyte model.

The change follows an earlier round of smaller U.S. price increases in October.

Chinese-owned EV-maker Poll Star will exit the U.S. market after the Commerce Department banned it from selling new cars in the country. The decision marks the first major casualty

of a U.S. rule prohibiting Chinese software in new vehicles that connect

to the Internet due to national security concerns. Pollstar said it'll continue to sell its remaining

stock of vehicles in the U.S. and will provide access to service centers for repairs. The Commerce

Department didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Poll Star says it'll

now focus on strengthening its business in Europe, which represents about 80% of its total global sales.

And former Facebook executive Sarah Wynne Williams is suing META to overturn an arbitration order

blocking her from promoting her book.

In careless people, Wyn Williams alleges wrongdoing by executives at what was then called

Facebook. She is now requesting the arbitration order be lifted and the process halted,

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