A California measure that would force internet companies to designate AI-generated content—which might range from harmless memes to deepfakes used to spread false information about
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A Dutch watchdog fines Uber $324 million for transferring drivers’ data to the US without adequate protection.
Uber, a ride-hailing service, was fined 290 million euros ($324 million) by the Dutch data protection agency on Monday for allegedly sending the personal information
In a bid to achieve “net zero” by 2045, Germany will invest $3.7b in decarbonizing industries.
On Friday, the German government declared its intention to finance initiatives aimed at making the industry more climate-friendly, including subterranean carbon dioxide storage at offshore
Investors pump $37b to money market funds ahead of Fed rates cut in September.
In anticipation of a September interest rate reduction by the US Federal Reserve, investors poured $37 billion into cash-like money market funds (MMFs) in the
Australia to build the world’s largest solar farm with an output of 6GW for $19b.
The Australian government has approved environmental permissions for a project worth 30 billion Australian dollars ($19 billion), which includes building a large solar farm in
AMD will acquire server manufacturer ZT Systems for $4.9b in a bid for AI to tackle Nvidia.
AMD announced on Monday that it will pay $4.9 billion to acquire ZT Systems, a manufacturer of servers, in an effort to take on Nvidia
Elon Musk’s X closes operations in Brazil over free speech censorship orders by court.
Social media company X declared on Saturday that it would cease operations in Brazil, citing threats from Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes to
Revolut joins big European banks with 45m customers globally and a $45b valuation after the share sale.
Revolut, a financial technology company based in Britain, announced on Friday that it has sold secondary shares to both new and current investors, valuing the
US biggest criminal copyright fraud in history, Kim Dotcom loses 12-year battle.
This week, Kim Dotcom, the founder of the once enormously popular file-sharing website Megaupload, lost a 12-year battle to stop his deportation from New Zealand
TikTok fights forced sale or ban by affirming the status of foreign-owned American news outlets.
On Thursday, TikTok refuted claims made by the US government that the well-known social media platform is not protected by the First Amendment by drawing
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