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US Lawmaker Demands Answers On EU Antitrust Law
US lawmaker demands clarifications on enforcement of Digital Markets Act, arguing it amounts to 'tax' on American companies
Google’s Waze Qualifies For More Stringent EU Rules
Google-owned mapping platform Waze qualifies as Very Large Online Platform under EU's DSA rules after reaching 50.5 million users
The Mobile Catalyst: Shaping Digital Innovation in Business
Discover how mobile technology, AI, and 5G drive digital transformation, enhance business efficiency, and create personalized customer experiences.
X Wins Motion To Dismiss German Judge
German court dismisses judge from case at behest of X as activist groups seek real-time access to election data
US Securities Regulator To Drop Coinbase Lawsuit
US securities regulator set to dismiss legal case against Coinbase in dramatic reversal of policy on crypto rules
EU Planning Formal DMA Charges Against Google
EU planning imminent formal Digital Markets Act charges against Google over self-preferencing in search results
Apple Withdraws Advanced Data Protection For UK, After Government...
Apple removes advanced data protection tool from the UK, after British government order to provide backdoor encryption access
Sweden Investigates Another Baltic Sea Cable Damage Incident
Authorities in Sweden on Friday confirm investigation after fresh damage discovered on undersea cable in Baltic Sea
Brazilian Judge Who Clashed With Elon Musk, Sued By Trump Firm
Crossing borders. President Donald Trump’s media company sues a Brazilian Supreme Court Justice in Florida courtroom
Nigeria Sues Binance For $81.5bn For Economic Losses, Back Tax
Binance's troubles in Nigeria continue after that country filed a lawsuit seeking nearly $82 billion from the crypto exchange
EU Approves Germany’s €920m Aid For Infineon Plant
European Commission approves German €920m state aid measure for Infineon to construct chip factory in Dresden
Most Children Bypass Social Media Age Restrictions – Australian...
Research from Australia's online safety regulator reveal most children aged 8 to 12 used social media or messaging services in 2024
Google Warned Of Lawsuit Over ‘Gulf of Mexico’ Name Change
Google threatened with a lawsuit from Mexico, after it changed the Gulf of Mexico name after Trump executive order
Google To Pay $340m To Settle Tax Probe In Italy
Ouch. Italian prosecutors to drop tax case against Google, after tech giant agreed to pay a hefty settlement figure
UK Rejects Chinese Plea Over Divest Order For Scottish Chip Firm
High Court in the UK rules that Chinese owner must sell stake in Scottish chip design business without delay
China President Xi Meets With Top Tech Leaders
High-profile meeting with tech leaders seen as signal China is boosting tech sector after years of disruption from regulatory pressure
South Korea Suspends DeepSeek From App Stores
South Korean data authority suspends Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek from Apple, Google app stores while it addresses privacy issues
Google Puts ‘Profits Over Privacy’ With Tracking Change
Privacy advocates criticise Google over decision to allow companies to track users via digital fingerprints, which takes effect this week
Nokia’s $2.3bn Infinera Deal Set For ‘Unconditional’...
Nokia's $2.3bn Infinera buy set to make company world's second-biggest vendor of optical networking gear for data centres
US To Renegotiate Chips Act Awards
New US administration seeks to renegotiate some existing Chips Act contracts over companies' links to China, social requirements
US Lawmakers Blast UK’s Demand For Encrypted Apple Data
Two US lawmakers urge US national intelligence director to demand UK to back down or face restrictions on intelligence sharing
UK Government Partners Anthropic AI To Improve Public Services
Anthropic confirms Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed with UK government to explore use of AI to improve public services
UK Minister To State CMA Must Be ‘Less Risk Averse’
Labour's business secretary Jonathan Reynolds to set out ‘strategic steer’ for UK competition regulator, after ousting chairman
AI in Your Pocket: How Mobile Devices Are Leveraging Artificial...
Discover how AI is transforming mobile devices into intelligent companions. From predictive analytics to accessibility innovations, explore the future of AI-powered smartphones and their impact on daily life.
Elon Musk’s X To Pay Donald Trump $10m To Settle Lawsuit
X agrees settlement with Donald Trump, after his lawsuit over account suspension for his role in 6 January 2021 attack on US Capitol
SEC Files To Pause Legal Battle Against Binance
Donald Trump's crypto friendly SEC seeks to pause high-profile lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Binance
Anduril To Take Over Microsoft’s US Army HoloLens Order
Anduril Industries, the defense-tech startup of Oculus founder Palmer Luckey, is to take over Microsoft's $22 billion Pentagon headset order
Man Pleads Guilty To Hack Of SEC X Account
Alabama man admits hack of a US Securities and Exchange Commission social media account to manipulate Bitcoin price
US, UK Refuse To Sign AI Declaration
Both the US and UK refuse to sign an international AI declaration, that had been backed by France, China and India