Court tells Meta to pay extra $567mn penalty to tackle social media harm to children
Tech group to appeal after New Mexico judge finds company to be a ‘public nuisance’
Tech group to appeal after New Mexico judge finds company to be a ‘public nuisance’
Christine Lagarde and Scott Bessent spoke only after Washington’s historic intervention
Also in this newsletter: Indian government sells stake in LIC
Protests reflect deep frustration with poor job prospects and government mis-steps
From James Kershaw, Scientific Manager, Opportunity Green, London EC4, UK
From Michael D’Esopo, CEO, Lippincott, New York, NY, US
From Dini Ajmani, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary, Capital Markets, US Treasury, Hoboken, NJ, US
From Ross Sinclair, CEO of insurtech firm EIP, Douglas, Isle of Man
From William Salomon, London W11, UK
From Alex J Pollock, Senior Fellow, Mises Institute, Auburn, AL, US
From Helen Campbell, Brussels, Belgium
‘We have more enemies than missiles’
The ecommerce and cloud company hopes to recoup some of its lost shine with Monday’s release
Silicon Valley parent consolidates control as the London lab’s scientific culture gives way to urgency to build AI products
Hundreds of trains were cancelled in north-west England after a 90-second outage at a critical train signalling centre
Violence in Michoacán state prompts US to withdraw its inspectors and suspends imports of the fruit
Also in today’s newsletter: Jane Street in talks to refinance $11bn debt load and SoftBank beats analysts’ expectations
Party leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to implement policy if she forms next government as she tries to outflank Reform
Private credit deal would allow the secretive trading firm to make further investments in AI
Group slashes outlook as bottlenecks limit ability to convert strong demand for advanced parts into sales
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Incident underscores duelling pressures on rightwing president Javier Milei from Washington and Beijing
Europe’s football governing body reiterates threat despite Fifa ditching plan to sell stake to external investors