The EU isn’t happy with Apple’s tax on alternative app stores
The European Commission has just issued its first Digital Markets Act (DMA) fines to Apple and Meta, and now it’s ...
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Google is paying Samsung an ‘enormous sum’ to preinstall Gemini
Testimony this week from Google’s antitrust trial shows that Google gives Samsung an “enormous sum of money” each month to ...
Pete Hegseth reportedly spilled Yemen attack details in another Signal chat
Unlike the chat in which The Atlantic was mistakenly included, the newly revealed one was created by Mr. Hegseth. It ...
Over 700 events and protests across the US mark ‘A National Day of Action’
Yes, there are marches, rallies, and courthouse demonstrations. But there are also diaper drives, skill shares, free community meals, and ...
Why top Wall Street attorney Jay Clayton’s ‘proven track record’ makes him perfect pick for vital role
Jay Clayton is one of the best deal lawyers on Wall Street, which if you know anything about tracking down ...
Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin flop is bigger than Katy Perry
You know, I was simply going to ignore the bizarre Blue Origin stunt flight from earlier this week. But then ...
CFPB workers are receiving mass layoff notices
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is sending out mass layoff notices that appear to be in defiance of a ...
Judge blocks Ohio’s online parental consent law
A federal judge has struck down an Ohio law that would’ve required children under 16 to get parental consent to ...
Brendan Carr threatens Comcast over coverage of Abrego Garcia
Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr has accused Comcast of “news distortion” over its networks’ coverage of Kilmar Armando Abrego, ...
Google, Apple, and Snap aren’t happy about Meta’s poorly-redacted slides
During Meta’s antitrust trial today, lawyers representing Apple, Google, and Snap each expressed irritation with Meta over the slides it ...
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