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The company must now obtain ‘affirmative express consent’ from customers before collecting their data.

‘Advanced chips absolutely shift military advantage,’ House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Brian Mast (R-Mich.) said.

The move came after several authorities from around the world launched investigations into or lawsuits against Elon Musk’s social media platform.

AWS plans to expand the sovereign cloud beyond Germany into more EU countries.

The bank will close more than a dozen physical outlets as branch and ATM numbers continue to fall nationwide.

The luxury retailer said stores will remain open as it seeks to restructure debt and reset leadership.

Iranian group NasNet stated that it has discussed with Starlink and U.S. authorities about restoring internet in Iran.

Regulations say China cannot receive more than half of the quantity of chips sold to U.S. consumers.

Boeing booked 1,173 net orders during 2025, exceeding Airbus’ total of 1,000.

The tech titan’s pledge comes shortly after President Donald Trump urged the industry to ‘pay their own way.’

The company will invest $9 billion to reach its goal of 3,200 stores by 2028.

The announcement followed a decision by the UK’s communications regulator to open a formal investigation into X.

The rare direct-to-supplier deal targets missile production bottlenecks as Trump demands faster output and tougher contractor oversight.

Pfizer completed its acquisition of Metsera in 2025, paying up to $10 billion and ending a competitive bidding war for the obesity biotech company.

Orsted said that Revolution Wind will resume construction ‘as soon as possible.’

The president said tech companies building data centers must ‘pay their own way’ and not push up power costs for Americans.

The latest development allows Starlink to optimize coverage and performance, enabling greater broadband connectivity.

A federal appeals court ruled against energy companies in the jurisdictional dispute, saying the lawsuits should be heard in state court.

The service will reach more than 40 million people nationwide, according to the company.

The company must now obtain ‘affirmative express consent’ from customers before collecting their data.

‘Advanced chips absolutely shift military advantage,’ House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Brian Mast (R-Mich.) said.

The move came after several authorities from around the world launched investigations into or lawsuits against Elon Musk’s social media platform.

AWS plans to expand the sovereign cloud beyond Germany into more EU countries.

The bank will close more than a dozen physical outlets as branch and ATM numbers continue to fall nationwide.

The luxury retailer said stores will remain open as it seeks to restructure debt and reset leadership.

Iranian group NasNet stated that it has discussed with Starlink and U.S. authorities about restoring internet in Iran.

Regulations say China cannot receive more than half of the quantity of chips sold to U.S. consumers.

Boeing booked 1,173 net orders during 2025, exceeding Airbus’ total of 1,000.

The tech titan’s pledge comes shortly after President Donald Trump urged the industry to ‘pay their own way.’

The company will invest $9 billion to reach its goal of 3,200 stores by 2028.

The announcement followed a decision by the UK’s communications regulator to open a formal investigation into X.

The rare direct-to-supplier deal targets missile production bottlenecks as Trump demands faster output and tougher contractor oversight.

Pfizer completed its acquisition of Metsera in 2025, paying up to $10 billion and ending a competitive bidding war for the obesity biotech company.

Orsted said that Revolution Wind will resume construction ‘as soon as possible.’

The president said tech companies building data centers must ‘pay their own way’ and not push up power costs for Americans.

The latest development allows Starlink to optimize coverage and performance, enabling greater broadband connectivity.

A federal appeals court ruled against energy companies in the jurisdictional dispute, saying the lawsuits should be heard in state court.

The service will reach more than 40 million people nationwide, according to the company.