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Meta to acquire Manus, a Chinese startup, in a $30 billion deal to boost advanced AI.
Hyundai’s Russian auto factory buyback option lapses in January.
Nvidia and startup Groq’s $20b deal are joining the Big Tech trend of taking licenses and talents and not targets.
Italian watchdog orders Meta to stop WhatsApp’s restrictions that prohibit competing AI chatbots.
Nvidia is set to export H200 chips to China in 8 weeks.
Boeing lobbies the FAA for an emissions waiver to offload 35 more 777F freighters.
TikTok signs agreements to set up a new US unit with investors, including Oracle and Silver Lake.
Banks prevail in bid to stop a $3.6 billion mass UK FX fraud lawsuit.
AfDB raises $11 billion for poor nations with US funding still pending.
The jury rules that Johnson & Johnson pay 2 cancer patients who used talcum powders $40 million.
As the internet giant speeds up attempts to incorporate cutting-edge AI across its platforms, Meta announced on Monday that it will buy the Chinese-founded artificial
South Korean automaker Hyundai is unable to repurchase its former production plant in Russia because of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. A buyback option is
NVIDIA has decided to hire Groq’s CEO, an Alphabet veteran, and license the company’s chip technology. Google and Groq stated on Wednesday in a blog
As it looks into possible abuse of a dominant position by the U.S. tech giant, Italy’s antitrust watchdog (AGCM) on Wednesday ordered Meta Platforms to
NVIDIA has informed Chinese clients that it plans to begin sending its second-most potent AI processors to China before the Lunar New Year break in
Citing high client demand and a delay in the next-generation plane’s certification, Boeing on Friday requested a waiver of airplane emissions regulations from the Federal
To ensure that the well-known social video platform can carry on operating in the US, TikTok has entered into agreements with three significant investors: Oracle,
On Thursday, major banks, including JPMorgan, UBS, and Citigroup, won their bid to stop a 2.7 billion-pound ($3.6 billion) collective lawsuit alleging foreign exchange manipulation.
African Development Group
Two women who claimed Johnson & Johnson talcum powder caused their ovarian cancer were given a $40 million award by a Los Angeles jury on
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