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European Commission alleges self-preferencing in search rankings, and the decision signals what regulators will accept next.

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European Commission alleges self-preferencing in search rankings, and the decision signals what regulators will accept next.

A $7,000 gaming laptop bundles an RTX 5090, 96GB DDR5, and a 3840x2400 18-inch MiniLED. Here’s what executives should read into it.

A second AI-disproved conjecture in a week raises uncomfortable questions about how math, validation, and trust will change.

The 21% fall links US tariff pressure and supply chain disruption to Hyundai’s earnings, reshaping auto pricing and planning.
A new Wharton study flips the assumption that “AI ethics” is always a deal-breaker for users.

The Brazilian-Portugal co-production is taking Angolan novelist José Eduardo Agualusa’s hit to theaters, with Araujo starring.

Passwordless recovery is getting a new gate: an encrypted video users create with guided head movements.

A joke turned movement is scaling, powered by corruption rage and stubborn youth unemployment. Here’s why it matters.

A generational rupture in India’s politics reframes campus protests as accountability pressure, not education policy.

Elon Musk calls it Tesla’s biggest investment stretch, but investors are watching the bill and the burn.

A single link could silently install a rogue autonomous agent inside a ChatGPT workspace, using your permissions.

An Artemis II pilot warns NASA may be choosing the riskier touchdown location, and points to safer options tied to emergency access.