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United States Government sues Apple over alleged smartphone monopolies

The United States DOJ declares war on Apple's 'walled garden,' filing a monumental lawsuit with the goal of dismantling the tech titan's iron grip on the smartphone market and igniting a battle over the future of digital monopolies.

International

Global outage strikes Facebook, Instagram, and Threads as Meta scrambles for a fix

Meta's major meltdown locks out users worldwide from Facebook, Instagram, & Threads as the company scrambles for a fix.

Newsroom

Binance CEO set to resign, plead guilty in $4 billion money laundering case

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao is set to resign and plead guilty to U.S. anti-money laundering violations, in a $4 billion deal potentially preserving the company's operations.

Analysis

A complete timeline of what’s happening at OpenAI, the minds behind ChatGPT

The sudden dismissal of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, coupled with the subsequent resignations of key figures including co-founder Greg Brockman, reveal deep-seated tensions within the coveted AI firm.

Science

Elon Musk officially renames Twitter to X

Elon Musk surprises the world by rebranding Twitter as 'X,' ushering in a new era for the social media giant with X.com as its new home.

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