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Musk’s X faces disinformation probe in EU—first under new regulations

The European Commission opened a formal investigation into X on Monday, alleging the company has failed to combat the spread of disinformation and illegal content on its platform, the first probe of its kind by the bloc under new regulations targeting social media companies.

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‘No clear path’: Adobe terminates $20 billion deal for Figma

The U.K.’s competition watchdog said Adobe failed to propose remedies for regulatory concerns.

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AstraZeneca paying up to $2 billion for experimental obesity pill – as weight loss drug market grows

The drug is similar to Ozempic, which is commonly used for diabetes and weight loss.

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Adidas could write off value of unsold Yeezy stock – worth $500 million

Chief executive Bjorn Gulden said the scenario is “financially the worst case.”

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WeWork shares halted amid reports of bankruptcy

Shares for the office-sharing company have fallen nearly 99% this year.

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Meta launching paid subscriptions to use Facebook and Instagram Ad-Free In Europe

Subscriptions will be available for any user over 18, while Meta explores providing younger users with a “useful and responsible ad experience.”

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Google CEO defends deals making Google the default search engine

Sundar Pichai—testifying during Google’s antitrust trial—said deals with Apple and others were meant to make the user experience “seamless and easy.”

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Microsoft finally buys Activision for $69 billion after regulatory approval

The deal concludes over a year of negotiations between Microsoft and regulators in the U.S. and U.K.

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Spotify will translate podcasts into other languages using AI

The platform said it would use a new feature from OpenAI that can generate “human-like audio.”

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Amazon Prime Video will include ads next year unless you pay extra

Amazon Prime Video will include advertisements in films and shows starting early next year, the company announced on Friday, joining other streaming services with similar advertisement-free subscription options.

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