Google took the not-unexpected step of delaying the end of third-party cookies again. Citing “ongoing challenges” and ...
Tightening grip. An article published by the Financial Times on Thursday reported how ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company in ...
The tie-up between Octopus and Chery comes just a month after the UK company signed a preliminary agreement with China’s BYD to buy 5,000 cars from the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV ...
The UK is spearheading a drive to expand intelligence ... Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s administration has been pushing G-7 nations and other European allies to boost the exchange of information ...
Those ambitions help us prioritise and focus our actions on the areas that really matter for people and business in the UK, and where the CMA can have the most positive impact in line with the ...
Microsoft’s history with internal source control systems is convoluted. You might think it used the now discontinued Visual SourceSafe, but that was most appropriate for local file systems and ...
Microsoft wrote about the feature in an official Windows Blogs post, explaining that it’s currently being tested in the US, UK, Australia, Ireland, India, and New Zealand. Having various image ...
EU won't formally investigate Microsoft's $13 billion OpenAI investment, easing regulatory concerns. UK's CMA considers probing Microsoft and OpenAI's partnership for potential competition issues.
The U.K. chancellor — who faces growing calls from his party back home to ramp up Britain’s own defense spending amid global tensions — told POLITICO’s Global Playbook that “European countries” must ...
A federal appeals court on Tuesday ruled that a transgender middle-school girl in West Virginia can compete in her school's girls' track and cross-country teams, blocking enforcement of a state ...
On the heels of Simon & Schuster's recent revival of Summit Books, headed up by former Little, Brown editor-in-chief Judy Clain, Simon & Schuster UK has announced it will relaunch the imprint in ...
Newly revised forecasts indicate the UK's gross domestic product will expand by just 0.5% in 2024 - a slight downgrade from previous estimates in January - compared with global growth of 3.2%.