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What's next for the Microsoft-Activision deal after receiving EU approval?The $68.7 billion takeover was blocked by UK regulators last month, contradicting the EU decision
Updated May 16, 20233 min read
The $68.7 billion takeover was blocked by UK regulators last month, contradicting the EU decision
A database of sensitive information, including a vehicle's location, was set to public instead of private due to human error
Elon Musk picked the advertising veteran to succeed him as CEO of X/Twitter
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leading candidate, has promised to reverse course on interest rates and restart the country's bid to join the European Union
The company is bringing video conferencing and other work tools to its Android-UI driving software
The auto manufacturer has said its supply chain does not include forced labor by Uyghur workers
The embattled congressman was released on a $500,000 bail
The former leader was detained in a dramatic raid by military forces
The jury ordered the former US president to pay Carroll $5 million in damages
The Gulf state–owned company's dip comes amid broadly falling prices for the oil industry
The fast-fashion powerhouse is also being scrutinized for copyright infringement
US president Biden will meet with House speaker McCarthy as Washington looks to avoid a default
Bryan Sherbacow, founder of Alder Fuels, is being charged by the Department of Justice
The decision comes a month after Starbucks fired three union organizers in the Buffalo area
Fast-growing brands like Corona and Modelo have helped make the holiday one of the biggest days of the year for beer sales
Travel in mainland China surged ahead of 2019 numbers during the May Day holiday weekend
Support from Ping An Insurance, the bank's largest investor, are the first steps toward a possible spinoff
The latest data is in line with a post-pandemic decline in math scores and reading comprehension
The notorious research firm accused Icahn's fund of being inflated by 75% or more
Operation SpecTor, an international investigation, cracked down on the sale of drugs like fentanyl
The result is a win for the Colorado Party, which has ruled for nearly all of the past 75 years
Fumio Kishida will tour four countries on a weeklong trip through the continent
The Justice Department plans to argue the Google should be forced to sell a major chunk of its ad business
The decision by the ride-sharing company will affect more than 1,000 employees