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Chinese Firm Claims US Sanctions Came After They Uncovered US Spy Activities From CIA and NSA

Chinese Firm Claims US Sanctions Came After They Uncovered US Spy Activities From CIA and NSA

Qihoo 360 claims its recent U.S. sanctions are due to its discovery of CIA and NSA spying on China and its role in strengthening Chinese cybersecurity.


US Progressives and Senator Warren Urge DOJ to Investigate Nvidia's Market Dominance

Nvidia faces calls from U.S. progressive groups and Senator Elizabeth Warren for a DOJ investigation into its potential anticompetitive practices amid its dominant position in the AI chip market.

Roblox Raises Revenue Outlook As Games With Mature Content Attract Older Users

Roblox raised its annual bookings forecast, crediting increased user engagement and mature content for attracting older, higher-spending players.

World's First-Ever AI Law Now Enforced in Europe, Targeting US Tech Giants

The European Union's new AI Act, effective August 1, 2024, introduces strict regulations for AI technologies, impacting major U.S. tech companies with its comprehensive framework and penalties for non-compliance.


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Ticket Re-Seller StubHub Planning An IPO
The company's hidden fees can allegedly boost the total cost of a ticket by 40%. Millions of sports fans and concertgoers could have fallen victim to a deceptive pricing scheme at the online events platform StubHub that leads them to overpay for tickets, according to a lawsuit.
Jimmy 'MrBeast' Donaldson Apologizes for 'Inappropriate Language' in Early Career
Jimmy Donaldson, known for his YouTube screen name ‘MrBeast,’ admitted to the ‘inappropriate language’ he uttered in his early career, but stayed silent regarding the allegations regarding fraudulent corporate practices and questionable work ethics surrounding him and his team.
Taco Bell
The AI tech aims to ease the workload of staffers and improve order accuracy. Taco Bell customers in the United States could soon have a different drive-thru experience as the chain looks to roll out AI drive-thru ordering.
Elon Musk Says Tesla’s Robotaxi Service to Launch on Oct. 10
The crash led to the death of 28-year-old motorcycle rider Jeffrey Nissen. A Tesla Model S car that was involved in a crash that killed a motorcyclist in the Seattle area in April was operating in "Full Self-Driving" mode at the time of the incident, police said.
Ex-Meta Employee Files Lawsuit vs. Company for Alleged Censorship of Palestinian Accounts
The lawsuit accused Meta of illegally collecting the biometric information of millions of Texans without consent.
Boeing Names Robert Ortberg As New CEO Following Plea Deal and $1.4 Billion Loss
Aerospace industry veteran, Robert "Kelly" Orberg is Boeing's new CEO, effective August 8, 2024, replacing David Calhoun after a $1.4 billion loss in the second quarter and ongoing regulatory issues.
TikTok HQ in Singapore Reports Food Poisoning Incident After 60 Staff Fell Ill
Dozens of ByteDance employees in Singapore were hospitalized for severe food poisoning, prompting an investigation by health officials into the third-party catering service used by the company.
Citi Bank Breaches Fed Rule and Admits to Errors in Financial Reporting
Citigroup has repeatedly violated Regulation W, a U.S. Federal Reserve rule meant to limit risky intercompany transactions, leading to errors in its liquidity reporting.
Orange Juice in US Gets Expensive As Citrus Greening Disease Devastates Orange Crops
Orange juice prices in the U.S. have surged to record highs due to a drop in orange production in Florida, mainly caused by extreme weather and an incurable citrus greening disease.
CrowdStrike-Microsoft Outage Cost Delta Air Lines $500 Million After 4,000 Flight Cancellations
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian announced that a recent IT outage caused by a faulty CrowdStrike software update resulted in a $500 million loss for the airline and over 4,000 canceled flights.
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