August 17, 2026 The upcoming California trial against Meta seeks financial damages that could soar to $1.4 trillion BY Associated Press Of the thousands of lawsuits Meta faces over child safety on its platforms, none may be more consequential than one going to trial this week in California. States are seeking extensive financial damages that could, … Continue reading The upcoming California trial against Meta seeks financial damages that could soar to $1.4 trillion
Bipartisan bill seeks federal gambling disorder study as betting spreads across the US Suswati Basu A bipartisan group of lawmakers wants the federal government to take a much closer look at gambling addiction as online sports betting continues to spread across the United States. Reps. Dan Goldman of New York and Blake Moore … Continue reading Bipartisan bill seeks federal gambling disorder study as betting spreads across the US
Barry Diller’s People Incorporated seeks to take MGM private in $18B deal Suswati Basu Barry Diller’s People Incorporated has made a move to take MGM Resorts International private, putting forward a cash offer of $ 48.30 a share for the stock it does not already own. The proposal, revealed Monday (June 1), values … Continue reading Barry Diller’s People Incorporated seeks to take MGM private in $18B deal
Kalshi seeks preliminary injunction as tribes oppose Arizona betting crackdown Suswati Basu Kalshi is asking a federal judge in Arizona to step in and halt state enforcement actions targeting its event-based trading platform. The move ramps up a growing legal fight over whether Kalshi’s contracts should be treated as legitimate financial products or … Continue reading Kalshi seeks preliminary injunction as tribes oppose Arizona betting crackdown
Bipartisan House bill seeks to curb officials’ prediction market trading Jacob Woodward Two House lawmakers from opposite parties are pushing new legislation they say would stop federal officials from cashing in on inside knowledge through prediction markets. Rep. Adrian Smith, a Republican from Nebraska, and Rep. Nikki Budzinski, a Democrat from Illinois, introduced … Continue reading Bipartisan House bill seeks to curb officials’ prediction market trading
By cutting filing costs, closing exploitative loopholes, and treating student loan debt like any other debt, the bill promises a more just system. BY Sarah Bregel On Wednesday, Senator Elizabeth Warren reintroduced legislation that would make filing for bankruptcy easier and more affordable for individuals who are struggling financially. Warren first introduced the legislation, the Consumer … Continue reading Elizabeth Warren’s second attempt at bankruptcy reform seeks balanced relief
Amazon Seeks More AI Updates Like Rufus To Outpace Competitors by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, July 12, 2024 Have you met Amazon Rufus, an AI shopping assistant now available to all U.S. customers? I met Rufus a few weeks ago, and it can be a little spooky at times. Rufus can answer questions in … Continue reading Amazon Seeks More AI Updates Like Rufus To Outpace Competitors
A disciplined approach to identifying opportunities, experimenting and scaling AI integration, which can lead to better marketing outcomes. Laura Knebusch on June 18, 2024 The author is SVP of CPG Marketing and CX for Georgia-Pacific. While navigating AI can be challenging, understanding its capabilities and investing in the right programs can reduce repetitive tasks, … Continue reading How Georgia-Pacific seeks to leverage AI to its full marketing potential
June 06, 2024 Humane seeks a buyer as it warns AI Pin owners to stop using its charging accessory Humane has reportedly approached potential buyers, including HP, as it looks to fetch $1 billion for the sale of the company. BY Chris Morris Humane, the company behind the much-maligned AI Pin wearable device, appears to be … Continue reading Humane seeks a buyer as it warns AI Pin owners to stop using its charging accessory
EU seeks feedback on potential regulation of Microsoft and Apple services Radek Zielinski / Oct 10, 2023 The European Union is actively investigating whether several key services from tech giants Microsoft and Apple should fall under the bloc’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA), which aims to increase competition in the digital sector. According to … Continue reading EU seeks feedback on potential regulation of Microsoft and Apple services
