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US Judge Rejects Justice Department's Push to Break Up Google's Ad Tech Business
A federal judge's decision to leave Google's ad exchange intact is a major setback for US antitrust efforts targeting Big Tech's dominance in digital advertising.
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15 sources · todayOne Dead, Six Injured Including Police in Minneapolis Downtown Shooting
8 sources · todayDell Raises 2027 Revenue Forecast After Soaring AI Server Sales and Record Quarter
8 sources · over 2 daysDell Unveils 14S Laptop to Compete With Apple's MacBook Neo in US
8 sources · todayNBA Hits Los Angeles Clippers With Major Penalties Over Salary Cap Violations
10 sources · todayGoogle Rapidly Expands Gemini AI With Student Tools and New Models
27 sources · over 6 daysTiger Woods Pleads No Contest in Florida Reckless Driving Case After Crash
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CrowdStrike Stock Hits Record High After AI-Powered Q2 Earnings Beat Expectations
CrowdStrike's revenue surge, driven by its AI-focused Falcon Flex platform, signals rising enterprise demand for cybersecurity as companies respond to new threats from advanced artificial intelligence.
17 sources · over 15 days
Trump Says He's 'Happy' About Harry and Meghan Leaving the US
Former President Donald Trump publicly welcomed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's departure from the United States, reigniting debate over the couple's relationship with the UK and the US.
15 sources · today
One Dead, Six Injured Including Police in Minneapolis Downtown Shooting
A shooting at a downtown Minneapolis apartment building left one person dead and six injured, including two police officers, prompting an ongoing investigation and heightened security in the area.
8 sources · today
Dell Raises 2027 Revenue Forecast After Soaring AI Server Sales and Record Quarter
Dell Technologies reported a 58 percent revenue jump in its latest quarter, driven by surging demand for AI servers, prompting the company to raise its 2027 revenue outlook and impress investors.
8 sources · over 2 days
Dell Unveils 14S Laptop to Compete With Apple's MacBook Neo in US
Dell has launched the 14S laptop, targeting students with a colorful, budget-friendly device that directly challenges Apple's MacBook Neo amid concerns about value and pricing.
8 sources · today
NBA Hits Los Angeles Clippers With Major Penalties Over Salary Cap Violations
The NBA has stripped the Los Angeles Clippers of five first-round draft picks, fined them $30 million, and suspended key executives after finding salary cap violations related to Kawhi Leonard.
10 sources · today
Google Rapidly Expands Gemini AI With Student Tools and New Models
Google has rolled out major updates to its Gemini AI platform, launching new models and offering free AI access to students, signaling a push to make its AI central to education and creative work.
27 sources · over 6 days
Tiger Woods Pleads No Contest in Florida Reckless Driving Case After Crash
Tiger Woods has avoided jail time but received a five-year driving ban and a fine after pleading no contest to reckless driving charges following a rollover crash in Florida earlier this year.
29 sources · over 2 days
Uber Slashes 3,300 Jobs in Largest Restructuring Since Pandemic
Uber is cutting about 10 percent of its global workforce, targeting management layers and small teams, as it shifts focus to ride-sharing, delivery, and autonomous vehicle development amid intensifying competition.
30 sources · today
Apple Schedules September 9 Event to Launch iPhone 18 Pro and Foldable Ultra
Apple will unveil the iPhone 18 Pro and its first foldable iPhone Ultra at a major September 9 event, marking a pivotal moment for both its flagship lineup and entry into the foldable phone market.
46 sources · over 7 days
Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit
The Trump administration has officially supported OpenAI in its legal fight with the New York Times over AI training on copyrighted news articles, a move that could shape future copyright law and AI development.
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Jury in Lindsay Clancy Triple-Murder Trial Deadlocked Over Mental Health Defense
After days of deliberations, jurors remain unable to reach a verdict on whether Lindsay Clancy is criminally responsible for killing her three children, highlighting deep divisions over mental illness and justice.
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