As part of what is anticipated to be the first round of layoffs, Twitter, which was acquired by billionaire Elon Musk last week, plans to
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“Entering Twitter HQ — let that sink in!” – “Chief Twit Elon Musk takes control.
Two sources with knowledge of the situation reported Thursday night that Elon Musk had taken control of Twitter and fired the CEO, CFO, and top
Global chips shortage: Toyota re-strategizes with car keys.
Even keys can become too “smart” for their own good, as Toyota has found out. The top-selling automaker in the world announced today that, as
Google was sued by Republican National Committee over discrimination and spamming emails.
On Friday, the Republican National Committee (RNC) sued Google for allegedly directing its emails to spam folders. In a complaint submitted to the Eastern District
Chips: Taiwan secures $900m in new business following talks in Silicon Valley.
In discussions with top executives at four significant IT companies in California’s Silicon Valley, Taiwan’s economy minister generated new business worth T$30 billion ($940 million),
Google is accused of violating EU antitrust laws, regarding its adtech business.
According to people familiar with the situation, Google, a unit of Alphabet, may face antitrust charges in relation to its digital advertising business next year
Chip war: U.S imposes new restrictions on China, to curb military capabilities, mass surveillance, and human rights abuse.
The Biden administration issued its toughest restrictions on China’s use of cutting-edge computer chips and chip-manufacturing machinery on Friday, claiming that the country is using
App Store prices will increase across Europe and Asia. – Apple Inc.
Apple Inc. announced on Tuesday that starting in select countries in Asia and South America as well as the entire eurozone, prices for apps and
Activision Blizzard’s acquisition by Microsoft in a $69b deal faces an in-depth antitrust investigation in the EU & UK.
Activision will be purchased by Microsoft for $69 billion. Blizzard is facing a thorough antitrust probe in Britain after the tech company declined to make
Google loses its appeal against an EU antitrust ruling in a landmark decision that rattled US tech giants.
On Wednesday, a top European court upheld a finding that Google had violated competition laws and imposed a record punishment of 4.1 billion euros. This
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