GitHub, Microsoft’s code-hosting platform, has had its services restored in Indonesia after a four-hour disruption Friday caused by the government’s blocking of an Internet Protocol address shared by ...
China and Canada will hold their second Economic and Financial Strategic Dialogue in Canada on Monday, co-chaired by Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe ...
A parliamentary inquiry in Australia's New South Wales has found that the state is experiencing rapid growth in AI-driven data centers, raising concerns about electricity consumption, water demand, ...
Google is facing a new lawsuit that could expand child safety litigation and test whether tech companies can be held liable for embedding conversational AI into school-issued devices without warning ...
Teva Pharmaceuticals urged a California federal judge to deny Corcept Therapeutics' motion for summary judgment in their antitrust dispute. Teva alleges that Corcept imposed a "one-of-a-kind exclusive ...
The Texas-led antitrust case against BlackRock and State Street faces uncertainty after a court ruling narrowed damages claims and Democratic election gains raised questions about whether incoming ...
Modern bank failures typically follow a decision by government supervisors rather than market forces, a US Federal Reserve Bank of New York study said. The staff study, released this week, compared ...
A California appeals court has affirmed a lower court ruling that four school systems cannot pursue negligence and public nuisance claims against Meta, YouTube, TikTok and Snap related to addictive ...
The US Department of Justice approved Fox Corp.’s $22 billion acquisition of Roku Inc. after receiving a series of commitments, the Antitrust Division said Friday.
California’s privacy regulator will start the process of enhancing its rules for how businesses process consumer requests to stop the sale or sharing of their personal information.
MEXC Global was effectively cut off from the US financial system over its role in facilitating $16 billion in illicit transactions tied to Russian, Iranian and North Korean sanctions evasion and ...
A former executive vice president of Sicpa will forfeit more than $14.8 million after pleading guilty in the US to his role in a bribery scheme in Brazil, according to newly unsealed US court records.