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Apple loses decade-long tax dispute with EU, ordered to pay €13bn to Ireland. Court rules company received illegal state aid, decision final. Apple disagrees, maintains fair tax practices.
Google's Pixel 9 Pro showcases groundbreaking AI features, including a human-like assistant and advanced photo editing tools. With improved hardware and competitive pricing, it challenges top-tier smartphones in a unique way.
Apple's new iPhone 16 will showcase AI capabilities, but EU users face a wait until 2025 due to regulatory hurdles. This delay exemplifies growing tensions between tech giants and European digital rules.
AI adoption in businesses inadvertently creates new cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Experts warn of "promptware" attacks and the risks of exposing sensitive data to AI models, urging caution in AI implementation.
Russian authorities seek $235 million from Google's bankrupt Russian entity over banned content. The tech giant faces legal challenges from state-backed broadcasters in multiple countries.
PwC, once a proponent of flexible work, now plans to monitor UK employees' locations starting January 2025. This shift reflects broader challenges in post-pandemic work culture and trust between employers and staff.
Google's new AI-powered search feature sparks debate on information delivery and AI's role in shaping public opinion. As tech giants integrate AI, concerns grow about its impact on thinking and decision-making.
Polestar's founder and CEO Thomas Ingenlath steps down after seven years, as the Tesla rival faces declining sales and financial struggles. New leadership aims to strengthen the company's market presence amid EV industry slowdown.
Local officials block Google's proposal for an extensive data centre near Dublin, citing potential strain on the electricity grid. The decision highlights Ireland's struggle to balance tech growth with infrastructure limitations.
Russian officials have confiscated over $100 million from Google's local bank accounts to fund pro-Kremlin propaganda. The tech giant's Russian unit has declared bankruptcy as a result of the seizure.
Britain grapples with resistance to technological advancements, contrasting its innovative past with current skepticism. The article explores the economic implications of rejecting progress and calls for a renewed spirit of innovation.