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    America’s landlords settle claim they used rent-setting algorithms to gouge consumers nationwide for $141 million

    Greystar, the nation’s largest landlord, would pay $50 million under the proposed settlement agreement, with 25 others also settling.

    By R.J. Rico and The Associated Press
    October 3, 2025

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    Oregon’s new right to repair law bans ‘parts pairing’ in defiance of Apple

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    Amazon injects another $2.75 billion into startup founded by siblings who worked at OpenAI

    By Matt Day, Rachel Metz and Bloomberg
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    EV maker Fisker slashes prices as potential bankruptcy looms

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    CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg
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    Apple must secure China as it embarks on legal battles in the U.S. and Europe, Wedbush analyst says: ‘Grab the olive branch from Beijing and don’t look back’

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    Breaking down the EU’s one-two-three antitrust punch against Apple, Alphabet, and Meta

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    Tim Cook’s job just got a lot more complicated with an antitrust suit piled on top of his China and Europe problems

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    Google becomes the first AI company to be fined over training data

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    Nvidia pushes hard into robotics and automotive to convince Wall Street it can keep the growth humming

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    Looks like Apple will need a partner to go all in on generative AI—but big antitrust issues await

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    What billionaire Frank McCourt saw online changed his life and sent him on a Big Tech crusade

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    Alibaba’s AliExpress gets hit with an EU probe—and TikTok feels the heat in Italy

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    Here’s what’s in the EU AI Act, which just got approved

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    Suddenly, Congress’s TikTok bill is all about Trump

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    Apple’s hysterics over the new EU antitrust law have led to two climbdowns already—and the law hasn’t even been in force for a week

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    March 8, 2024
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    Welcome to the Digital Markets Act. Here’s what you need to know about the EU’s new Big Tech antitrust law

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    The latest U.S. TikTok ban attempt faces the same issues as before: Popular opinion and free speech

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    FTC declares war on ‘pervasive extraction’ and ‘mishandling’ of personal info by targeting companies selling browsing data

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    European Commission antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager discusses her unit's $2 billion fine for Apple's violations in the way it limited music-streaming apps' ability to inform users about better subscription deals outside iOS.
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    Apple and the EU are now at war, as Spotify case results in $2 billion fine

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    Politico’s publisher attacks Google yet again—and this time its logic is more straightforward

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    Apple’s canned car put it in the unusual position of far behind the pack

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    The market sage who warned about the dotcom bubble says another ‘may be forming’ right now over AI

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    In a new memoir, veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher takes the industry she ‘loves’ to task. ‘I don’t like what you’ve done with the place’

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    Texas and Florida aren’t faring so well in the Supreme Court’s big NetChoice social media case

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