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Thierry Breton, a top tech regulator for the bloc, gave his assessment after an EU team visited Twitter’s headquarters.

Lawsuits said the company’s PFAS, used in firefighting foam, contaminated drinking water.

The heads of Twitter and Meta are elevating their personal rivalry with a proposed cage match.

The automaker looks to cut costs as it spends heavily on the shift to electric vehicles.

Fashion retailer Shein, trying to address concerns about its supply chain, says it doesn’t source cotton from Xinjiang—but its reporting lacks transparency.

Superstar attorneys can rake in more than $15 million a year, while compensation for bankers has hardly budged.

Cancellation buttons are often buried, but some apps see the benefit of easy-come, easy-go customers.

The social-media platform is now paying for Google cloud services amid talks of a broader partnership.

Amazon duped millions of customers into Prime subscriptions, the federal agency said.

The CEO said he was devoting himself to artificial intelligence and new inventions after what he described as a tear-filled rethinking of his life’s mission.