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A Los Angeles courtroom is hosting what may be Big Tech's most consequential legal challenge ever. For the first time, a jury will decide if platform design itself can create product liability.
Tim Sweeney fought Google and Apple for years, calling them gangsters. Now he's legally bound to stay quiet. What changed?
American farmers are turning down massive offers from tech giants seeking rural land for data centers, disrupting Big Tech's expansion plans and revealing deeper questions about value and progress.
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The National PTA ends its 9-year partnership with Meta amid child safety lawsuits, raising questions about nonprofit independence and Big Tech influence.
Zuckerberg's court testimony reveals shocking internal documents showing 30% of US kids aged 10-12 were already on Instagram by 2015, despite age restrictions.
Meta, Snap, TikTok face landmark trials over teen addiction and depression claims. Zuckerberg set to testify as Section 230 protections fail.
ByteDance, Baidu, Tencent, and Alibaba spend $650M+ during Lunar New Year to win AI users. Behind the cash giveaways lies a desperate race for market dominance.
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Alphabet issues $20 billion in bonds to fund AI investments despite holding over $110 billion cash. Big Tech's AI arms race intensifies as investors question returns.
As H-1B restrictions tighten, Google, Amazon, and Meta are rapidly expanding hiring in India. A look at how immigration policy is reshaping global talent strategy.
When $660 Billion Screamed, a Subtitle Won. Big Tech's AI spending war vs. K-drama's quiet victory reveals the week's paradox.
Jeong Jin Lee
Three decades after creating the modern internet, Section 230 faces its biggest existential threat from lawmakers and courts seeking to dismantle the law that built Big Tech.
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OpenAI's Sam Altman, Anthropic's Dario Amodei, and other Big Tech CEOs broke their political silence for the first time, carefully criticizing federal immigration raids after a deadly Minneapolis incident.
