By linking its popular corporate software, Teams, to Microsoft’s messaging and videoconferencing app, the bloc claimed that Microsoft had engaged in antitrust violations with the
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EU takes a first shot to unravel Apple’s App Store using new digital competition laws.
Under the new digital competition regulations of the European Union, European regulators charged Apple on Monday for allegedly obstructing app developers from directing customers to
Car dealerships in the US and Canada face major disruptions as software suppliers suffer cyberattacks.
Major interruptions have been occurring this week at car dealerships around North America. On Wednesday, there were two cyberattacks that targeted CDK Global, a firm
Singapore’s banking sector poses the highest money laundering risk. – Report.
The government of Singapore stated in money laundering risk assessment report released on Thursday that the city-state’s banking industry, particularly wealth management, presents the greatest
AI race intensifies with “safe superintelligence” by OpenAI founder Sutskever.
One of OpenAI’s founders, Ilya Sutskever, who attempted unsuccessfully to remove CEO Sam Altman, said that he is launching a safety-focused artificial intelligence startup. Reputable
Nvidia dethrones tech heavyweight Microsoft as the world’s most valuable company.
With its high-end processors playing a key part in a race to dominate artificial intelligence technology, Nvidia overtook computer giant Microsoft to become the most
Biden to offer a pathway to US citizenship for 500,000 immigrants married to Americans.
In an attempt to counterbalance his own harsh crackdown on the southern border earlier this month, which infuriated supporters and numerous Democratic lawmakers, President Joe
Labour’s plans to tax inheritance trusts will make the super-rich flee the UK.
If Labour wins the general election next month and moves forward with plans to remove tax safeguards on offshore riches that they wished to pass
G7 leaders agree to lend Ukraine $50b backed by profit from $300b Russia’s frozen assets.
The heads of the Group of Seven affluent democracies have decided to arrange a $50 billion loan that will use interest from revenues derived from
The EU slams 38% tariff on Chinese EVs citing Beijing’s subsidies that hurt domestic automakers.
Brussels is concerned that Beijing’s export subsidies are harming domestic automakers, so the European Union agreed on Wednesday to increase duties on Chinese electric vehicles.
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