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Elon Musk scorned "shady" loopholes, yet offshore tax tricks likely saved Tesla hundreds of millionsTesla has reportedly saved over 400 million dollars on US taxes. This was achieved through a financial maneuver involving its units in the ...- OpenAI, Anthropic, Google unite to combat model copying in ChinaRivals OpenAI, Anthropic PBC, and Alphabet’s Google have begun working together to try to clamp down on Chinese competitors extracting resu...
- Microsoft wins appeal in FTC challenge to $69 billion Activision Blizzard dealA US appeals court rejected the FTC’s challenge to Microsoft’s $69 billion Activision deal, ruling the agency failed to prove the merger wo...
- Elon Musk adds Microsoft to suit against OpenAIMicrosoft is a close partner of OpenAI, after investing over $13 billion in the startup. Another defendant Reid Hoffman is a Microsoft boar...
- How the Google antitrust ruling may influence tech competitionA federal judge ruled that Google violated antitrust laws by hindering competition in internet search, which could have significant implica...
- How the Google antitrust ruling may influence tech competitionGoogle's loss could have major ripple effects for competition today. U.S. regulators have also accused Apple, Amazon and Meta of violating ...
- Antitrust battle: Google, Amazon, Apple face heat amid growing market dominationThe United States FTC has sued Amazon, arguing it broke antitrust laws, the Justice Department sued Google in another case over its control...
- Microsoft-Activision timeline: Ubisoft deal opens doors to Britain's nodLast month, "Call of Duty" maker Activision agreed to sell its non-European streaming rights to Ubisoft Entertainment to get the biggest de...
- Microsoft defeats gamers’ bid to block $69 billion Activision deal in US courtThe private plaintiffs sued Microsoft in California federal court in December to enjoin the deal, which they called harmful to competition.
- Microsoft defeats gamers' bid to block $69 billion Activision deal in US courtMicrosoft Corp evaded a potential early legal obstacle in its $69 billion deal to acquire "Call of Duty" videogame maker Activision Blizzar...
- Microsoft to defend Activision deal in gamers' lawsuit in US courtMicrosoft Corp on Friday will defend its $69 billion planned acquisition of "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard Inc, in a private anti...
- Microsoft wrong to say Activision deal block is bad for Britain: OfficialThe government would continue to engage with Microsoft but Britain's antitrust regulator, who blocked the deal on Wednesday, was independen...
- Video gamers sue Microsoft in US court to stop Activision takeoverThe complaint filed in federal court in California comes about two weeks after the U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed a case with an admin...
- FTC likely to file lawsuit to block Microsoft bid for Activision: reportA lawsuit challenging the deal is not guaranteed, and the FTC's four commissioners have yet to vote out a complaint or meet with lawyers fo...
- Google rejects US Justice Department antitrust claims in court filingIn October the Justice Department sued Google for abusing its dominance in online search and advertising _ the government's most significan...
- Bill Gates to testify in Novell's lawsuit against MicrosoftMicrosoft chairman Bill Gates may face cross-examination about alleged monopolistic behavior 17 years ago when he testifies in a Novell law...
- No merit in EU claims, Microsoft involved: IBMIBM said on Monday it would cooperate with the European Commission in its antitrust probe into the company but said there was no merit to t...
- EU ends full-time monitoring of MicrosoftMicrosoft got a reward for good behavior from European Union regulators on Wednesday when they ended close checks on the company's complian...
- Google goes back to Court over VistaGoogle is not willing to drop its battle with Microsoft to keep Windows Vista's desktop search subject to federal scrutiny.
- Google compels Microsoft to modify VistaMS will make it easier for Vista users to pick a non-Microsoft program to search their hard drives.
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