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Google Wins Chrome, Android Rights but Ordered to Share Data

Former Google Engineer Guilty of Economic Espionage and AI Technology Theft

Former Google engineer Linwei Ding was found guilty of stealing AI trade secrets in the first U.S. economic espionage case tied to artificial intelligence.


Apple Generates Over $85 Billion Revenue For Its 'Best Ever Quarter' For iPhones

Apple posts a record-breaking quarter as iPhone revenue hits $85.27B and services surge, proving demand for Apple's premium ecosystem is stronger than ever.

Home Depot Announces Layoffs and Office Return as Company Seeks Closer Frontline Connection

Home Depot cuts 800 jobs and orders a full return to office as it seeks closer ties to frontline workers and faster growth.

Baby Biscuits Recalled: Gerber Warns of Plastic and Paper Pieces in Arrowroot Cookies

Gerber recalls select arrowroot baby biscuits after warning they may contain plastic or paper pieces.


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Trump Plans to Extend TikTok Deadline Amid Ongoing ByteDance Talks
California Gov. Newsom is investigating TikTok for allegedly suppressing content critical of Trump after new U.S. ownership changes.
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Former Video Game Studio CEO Accused of Domain Hijacking and
A former game studio CEO faces a lawsuit for allegedly hijacking company domains, shutting down operations, and trying to sell the website for millions.
MSC Group Strengthens U.S. Presence With New Miami Cruise Headquarters
MSC Group opens a $100 million Miami headquarters, expanding U.S. cruise operations and creating thousands of new jobs.
Mexico's Sinaloa Drug Cartel Members Found Citi ‘Favorable’ for Money Laundering: Report
Citigroup is sued by a former executive who alleges gender bias and sexual harassment by a top wealth management leader.
Westfield San Francisco Centre Mall Faces Mass Tenant Exodus After
Westfield San Francisco Centre mall closes early as tenants exit following foreclosure sale, highlighting retail decline.
Nike To Layoff 2 Percent Of Workforce, About 1,700 Positions
Nike is cutting 775 U.S. distribution center jobs to boost automation and streamline operations.
Apple and Meta Hit With Nearly $800 Million in EU
Apple and Google will pay $163M to settle lawsuits over devices secretly recording users' conversations.
Trump Unveils ‘TrumpRx’ Program Slashing Prices of Wegovy and Zepbound
Canada's trade minister downplays Trump's tariff threats as posturing ahead of key USMCA trade talks.
U.S. Power Grid Under Pressure as Winter Storm Drives Up
Massive winter storm strains U.S. power grid, driving up electricity demand and prices nationwide.
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