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Janet Yellen: Credit downgrade 'puzzling' and 'unwarranted'
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'X' removed after being installed atop company headquarters following Twitter's rebrand
Twitter's new "X" sign was taken down on Monday after the city of San Francisco reprimanded the company for installing a giant, flashing sign above its building without a permit.
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Twitter, now X, opens up its ad revenue sharing program with global creators
Adds X CEO, Linda Yaccarino, “absolute game changer for our creators.”
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Chick-fil-A wants to send your drive-thru chicken on a conveyor belt and down a chute
The drive-thru is set to open in Atlanta next year.
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Netflix lists AI job worth $900,000 amid twin Hollywood strikes
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The Facebook parent has seen revenue surge after cost cutting and improved ad-targeting
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1000 per cent stock surge makes Microsoft CEO a billionaire
A 1000 per cent surge in Microsoft shares has made the company’s CEO an overnight billionaire — at least on paper.
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YouTube Hikes Prices For Premium, Music Streaming Offerings
YouTube Premium will rise to $13.99 per month, while YouTube Music Premium will increase to $10.99 per month.
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Netflix Scraps Its Cheapest Ad-Free Plan
The streaming company said it no longer offers its $9.99-a- month basic plan for new customers in the U.S. and the U.K.
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F.T.C.’s Court Loss Raises Fresh Questions About Its Chair’s Strategy
Lina Khan says a fear of defeat should not deter the agency from suing Big Tech. But after Microsoft won a ruling, her critics say that strategy is flawed.
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Microsoft Can Close Its Activision Deal, U.S. Judge Rules
Microsoft can complete the $75 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard before a Federal Trade Commission hearing scheduled for August.
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Taylor Swift Proves Too Big for Ticketmaster, Again
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People in the European Union can’t use Threads, and this is why
Meta's new social network continues to break records, with the number of users approaching 100 million, even though the application isn't available in the European Union.
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Amazon ‘tricked and trapped’ customers with Prime service, FTC claims
US regulator goes after ecommerce giant in its latest lawsuit against Big Tech
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Alibaba Is Replacing Chairman and CEO Daniel Zhang
The Chinese e-commerce company has been struggling with slow growth and poor stock performance
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Microsoft hits ridiculous all-time high
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Music Companies Sue Twitter Over Alleged Copyright Violations
Publishers representing thousands of artists are seeking more than $250 million in damages for use of music in tweets.
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US moves to block Microsoft's Activision takeover
Regulators in the US have asked a judge to block Microsoft from completing its $69bn (£56bn) purchase of Call of Duty publisher Activision Blizzard.
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