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Google’s YouTube settles case over social media harm to children
June 23 : Google’s YouTube has settled a lawsuit brought by a minor who claimed the platform damaged his mental health, his lawyers said Tuesday, ahead of a second California trial over social media’s role in the youth mental health crisis.The terms of the settlement of the state court lawsuit were confidenti
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Space startups seek insurance for orbital AI data centers
NEW YORK/LONDON, June 18 : Space companies have spoken with insurers about coverage for orbital AI data centers, a sign of early progress for an experimental industry backed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin.The concept of data center satellites — designed to bypass Earth’s power constrain
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Analysis:SPACs are back, thanks to Wall Street’s mega-IPO frenzy
June 17 : SPACs are making a comeback. A flood of expected blockbuster IPOs this year is creating an opening for SPACs as smaller companies seek to capitalize on a favorable market without having to compete for investor attention against the likes of SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI.That is giving blank-
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Germany’s entrepreneurs betting on post-Maduro Venezuela
Venezuela’s economy is opening sectors to foreign firms, and that could pay off for the few German companies that have stuck it out through years of decline.
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China backs next generation of tech champions as new rules reshape path overseas
Government funding continues to fuel innovation in hubs such as Shenzhen, but tighter controls on outbound investment could add new compliance hurdles for firms with global ambitions.
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Analysis:Japan governance reforms set to prise open $1.8 trillion cash hoard
TOKYO, June 11 : Proposed revisions to Japan’s governance code that stress the need for efficient use of cash have raised expectations among investors that corporate hoarders will start to mobilise their $1.8 trillion money mountain.The revisions, to be finalised in the summer, could see companies return more
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Trump says he thinks AI companies will agree to ‘giving back’ to the public
WASHINGTON, June 10 : U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he expects top artificial intelligence companies to agree to “giving back” to the public, an apparent reference to a possible government stake in the firms.”I’m going to have meetings with the top 12 or 15 executives very shortly, and we
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Trump says his team will “look into” US taking stake in AI companies
WASHINGTON, June 5 : U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday told reporters that his team is looking into the idea of AI companies giving the American public a stake in their firms, adding that he planned to host a meeting with AI executives as soon as next week. “There’s something very interesting about
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Analysis:US tech stocks’ market dominance reaches new heights and presents new risks
NEW YORK, June 3 : The charge higher in U.S. technology stocks has made broader indexes as reliant as ever on the group – and more vulnerable should those market leaders trip up.With stunning gains over the past two months, the S&P 500 technology sector now accounts for more than 39 per cent of the…
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