Legal & Regulatory

Google Will Not Show Political Ads in South Korea Ahead of Elections

Google's decision to suspend all politics-related advertisements on its platforms in South Korea aims to prevent the spread of potentially biased content and maintain the integrity of the electoral process.


Former Trump Administration's US Treasury Secretary Wants to Buy TikTok And Remove Its 'Algorithm'

Under the Trump administration, former US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed interest in buying TikTok and removing its algorithm within six months.

AT&T Data Breach Exposes 73 Million Customers' Personal Info on Dark Web

Seventy-three million AT&T users had their personal information, including addresses and social security numbers, exposed on the dark web in the latest data breach issue of the telecom company.

US Lawsuit Claims Hotels Illegally Increase Rates! What To Know About Price-Fixing

A new US lawsuit accuses hotels if illegally increasing their rates. Here's what you need to know about price-fixing.


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Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled a new initiative on Wednesday aimed at protecting Americans from the potential risks posed by unregulated artificial intelligence (AI), with a particular focus on addressing racial disparities.
Biden restores endangered species protections, undoing Trump-era rollbacks. New rules expedite conservation efforts and prioritize species survival, despite opposition from Republicans and industry.
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years for a $8 billion fraud scheme. The judge criticized his defense, and victims testified on the impact. Bankman-Fried plans to appeal.
Thames Water, a major UK water company, grapples with £15 billion ($19.5 billion) debt. As expected £500 million ($650 million) funding falls through, and bill hikes up to 40% will be implemented instead.
The US and UK are investigating cryptocurrency transactions exceeding $20 billion routed through a Russian-based virtual exchange, part of their strategy to combat sanctions evasion linked to Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine.
A federal judge seemed unconvinced on Hunter Biden's lawyers' arguments that his tax evasion case should be dismissed because it is politically motivated.
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