As the well-known social media platform battles for its existence in the United States, a federal appeals court panel unanimously upheld a rule on Friday
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Singapore’s Temasek enters the booming global private credit market with a $7.5 billion wholly owned entity.
Temasek, the state investment corporation of Singapore, announced on Friday that it has created a fully owned private credit organization with an initial portfolio of
Meta to build the largest AI data center for $10b in rural Louisiana as Elon Musk’s AI startup expands Tennessee facility.
Facebook’s parent company Meta announced Wednesday that it is bringing the largest artificial intelligence data center it has ever constructed to northeast Louisiana, raising expectations
The FBI advises telecom companies to strengthen security given the massive Chinese hacking campaign.
Following a massive Chinese hacking campaign that gave officials in Beijing access to the private texts and phone conversations of an undetermined number of Americans,
China responds to chip sanctions by prohibiting exports of gallium, germanium, and antimony to the U.S.
In retaliation for U.S. restrictions on exports connected to semiconductors, China stated on Tuesday that it is prohibiting, as a general rule, the transfer of
Canada with 260,000 refugee case backlogs launches ads warning asylum claims hard.
Canada is starting a global internet ad campaign warning asylum-seekers that it is difficult to make a claim, despite once portraying itself as one of
Amazon.com and Walmart boomed as US consumers spent over $10.8 billion online on Black Friday.
An updated figure from Adobe Analytics revealed that on Black Friday, American consumers spent over $10.8 billion online purchases using their smartphones, laptops, desktop computers,
Canada sues Google for anticompetitive conduct in online ads; demands sell-off of two ad tech services.
Canada’s antitrust watchdog is suing Google for allegedly engaging in anticompetitive behavior in its online advertising business. The agency wants Google to sell off ad
Offshore hackers “waste” steal $17 million from the Uganda central bank.
The state-run New Vision newspaper said Thursday that offshore hackers had stolen 62 billion Ugandan shillings ($16.8 million) from Uganda’s central bank. According to reports,
The U.S. government approves a $6.6 billion loan to EV maker Rivian to complete the stalled Georgia factory.
The U.S. Department of Energy will lend $6.6 billion to Rivian Automotive to construct a Georgia factory that had stalled as the fledgling electric vehicle
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