
Russian Court Imposes Record-Breaking $2.5 Decillion Fine on Google – Surpassing Global Economic Output
Currently, 17 Russian media outlets, including Zvezda - owned by Putin's Ministry of Defence - are suing Google for blocking their content.
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Currently, 17 Russian media outlets, including Zvezda - owned by Putin's Ministry of Defence - are suing Google for blocking their content.
British couple Shivaun and Adam Raff took on tech behemoth Google and emerged victorious, securing a landmark ruling and a record-breaking €2.4 Bn fine.
Drew Taggart clarified that Mantis VC doesn't aspire to replicate established venture capital firms like Sequoia, recognizing the value they already bring.
New York City-based Insider, an AI-native omnichannel experience and customer engagement platform, on Friday raised $500 million in Series-E funding round led by General Atlantic.
Bryan Johnson, a notable American tech entrepreneur with a passion for reversing aging, is making headlines again with his latest TPE anti-aging experiment.
Here are a few warning signs to look for that should prompt a call to your local roofing San Diego contractor.
Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street titan, has once again claimed its throne as the top dog in the Foreign Exchange Options (FXO) market.
Automattic presented an enhanced offer, a nine-month severance package for immediate departures. The development came on October 16.
San Francisco-based AI accounting startup Numeric has scored a substantial $28 million Series A funding round led by Menlo Ventures.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is embarking on a new AI venture by joining forces with Jony Ive, Apple's former chief design officer, and Laurene Powell Jobs.
Not all of us have the budget to buy brand-new vehicles straight off the lot. So, I discovered the world of online car auctions in the USA.
Glas Trust, a U.S.-based creditor of Bengaluru-based edtech company, on Tuesday, told the Supreme Court that it had been falsely removed from the Committee of Creditors.