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Google Faces Ad-Tech Breakup as US Targets Illegal Monopoly

Google Faces Ad-Tech Breakup as US Targets Illegal Monopoly

The US targets Google's ad-tech monopoly with a proposed breakup to restore competition.


Takata Trust to Pay $3 Million After Faulty Airbag Severely Injures Driver

South Florida man awarded $3 million after a faulty Takata airbag caused serious injury in a 2020 crash.

Alabama AG Accuses TikTok of Fueling Teen Mental Health Decline in Lawsuit

Alabama sues TikTok, alleging the app harms teen mental health and misleads parents about safety.

Tomatoes Recalled in 14 States Over Salmonella Concerns, FDA Warns

Tomatoes sold in 14 states are recalled over potential salmonella contamination, FDA warns.


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Walmart to upgrade 650+ stores in 2025 with cleaner tech, job growth, and improved shopping experience.
Adidas Signals Across-the-Board US Price Hikes Over Global Trade Uncertainty
Adidas announces U.S. price hikes due to tariffs amid global trade uncertainty, impacting future sales outlook.
Amazon Launches Internet Satellites in High-Stakes Space Race with SpaceX
Amazon launches 27 satellites for its Project Kuiper, entering the space race to compete with SpaceX's Starlink in providing global internet coverage.
GM Recalls Nearly 600,000 Trucks, SUVs Over Sudden Engine Failure
GM recalls nearly 600,000 trucks and SUVs due to a risk of sudden engine failure in V8 models.
UPS Cuts 20,000 Jobs, Closes Centers as Amazon Delivery Volume
UPS to cut 20,000 jobs and close 73 facilities as it reduces Amazon deliveries and increases automation.
Martinelli’s Apple Juice Recall Expands Across US Due to Potential
Martinelli's recalls over 170,000 apple juice bottles in 28 states due to potential patulin contamination risk.
Germany’s Merck KGaA to Acquire US Biotech Firm SpringWorks for
Merck KGaA to acquire U.S. biotech firm SpringWorks for $3.9 billion to expand its cancer and rare disease drug portfolio.
IBM Commits $150 Billion to Boost US Innovation Over Five
IBM commits $150 billion to boost U.S. tech and manufacturing, focusing on quantum computing over the next five years.
Intel Braces for Workforce Reductions as Losses Mount to $821
Intel announces job cuts and office changes after reporting a $821 million loss in Q1 2025.
Toyota Explores Investment as $42 Billion Buyout of Supplier Takes
Toyota considers investing in a $42 billion buyout of supplier Toyota Industries amid governance reform pressures.
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