Early Google exec Urs Holzle to step down from executive management role amid cloud shakeup
The company faces pressure to continue growing cloud revenue and compete in AI
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The UK — which blocked the Microsoft-Activison deal — is ready to negotiate. Here’s what happens next
Britain's competition regulator, the staunchest opponent of Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of gaming giant Activision Blizzard, may be ready to negotiate.
Microsoft-Activision deal moves closer as judge denies FTC injunction request
The U.S. government can now bring the judge's decision to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
Europe and the U.S. finally agree a landmark data-sharing pact — and it's already under threat
The EU and U.S. this week agreed a new Data Privacy Framework, which will allow businesses to transfer data on Europeans to the U.S.
Demand for lithium and other critical minerals is skyrocketing, IEA says, but concerns over supply linger
The development of sites that can mine and process critical minerals has a significant geopolitical aspect.
Microsoft confirms more job cuts on top of 10,000 layoffs announced in January
On top of the 10,000 layoffs Microsoft announced in January, the company is now slimming down its number of salespeople.
Sam Altman explains why he's helping to take nuclear microreactor company Oklo public via SPAC
Micro nuclear reactor company Oklo announced Tuesday it will go public via merger with a SPAC that was co-founded by Sam Altman, the Chairman of Oklo's board.
HCA Healthcare patient data stolen and for sale by hackers
The health-care giant claimed no "clinical" information was breached by the hackers, a claim undercut by sample data provided to an industry analyst.
Microsoft-Activision ruling highlights Lina Khan's struggles to fight tech
The FTC's challenge of the $68.7 billion deal between Microsoft and Activision has been one of its biggest swings under Chair Khan, but it faces a major hurdle.
Activision Blizzard stock surges 10% after judge rules on Microsoft deal
Shares of Activision Blizzard popped after a judge denied the Federal Trade Commission's injunction request to stop Microsoft from acquiring it.
Shutterstock shares pop as company expands partnership with OpenAI
Shutterstock shares pop as company expands partnership with OpenAI
Tesla settles class-action Solar Roof lawsuit for $6 million
Tesla has agreed to pay around $6 million to settle Solar Roof class-action lawsuit.
Lucid, Activision, EA, Uber: Here's where Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund has invested
The largest public market bets by Saudi Arabia's secretive PIF include experiential-focused firms such as Live Nation, and gaming bets such as Electronic Arts.
General Mills is paying this agriculture tech startup to help make Cheerios greener
Regrow Ag is a tech and science startup that sells high-level agriculture data to improve regenerative farming and reduce agriculture's carbon emissions.
Apple's Mac market share jumped even though PC sales fell for the sixth consecutive quarter
The year-over-year Mac shipment growth comes even as the broader market and competitors notch sharp declines in shipments, and as the Intel transition wraps up.
Amazon launches first U.S. challenge to EU content rules and says it would be 'unfairly singled out'
Amazon said it shouldn't be subject to the Digital Services Act as the majority of its business is concentrated in online retail.
Anthropic — the $4.1 billion OpenAI rival — debuts new A.I. chatbot and opens it to public
Anthropic, founded two years ago by former OpenAI research executives, debuted its new AI chatbot called Claude 2, and invited the public to use it
How Siemens and Alstom are preparing for a passenger rail boom in the U.S.
Railcar manufacturing revenue in the U.S., including for freight trains, is expected to reach $2.9 billion by 2028.
Apple launches online store on China's giant WeChat messaging app
WeChat is China's biggest messaging platform with over 1.2 billion users and opens another retail channel for Apple to sell its products.
Apple supplier Foxconn pulls out of $19.5 billion India chip project
Foxconn said the decision was by "mutual agreement," but that it remained "confident" about India's semiconductor ambitions.
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