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The European Union told Meta Platforms to reverse a policy that effectively bans rival artificial intelligence chatbots from using a tool to communicate with users on WhatsApp as officials continue to probe the company’s messaging service.
The CMA has set Aug. 7, 2026, as the deadline for its initial review of the deal, when it will decide whether the proposed merger of PSKY and WBD raises competition concerns.
Italy's competition authority said on Monday it had dropped an investigation into Meta Platforms over allegations the company abused its dominant position by installing its artificial intelligence tool on messaging service WhatsApp. The investigation had been launched in July 2025. The regulator, known as AGCM, said it closed its probe because the European Commission had extended its own investigation into the same issue to include the Italian territory.
Boeing is approaching a solemn anniversary: It has been almost one year since the fatal Air India Flight 171. On June 12, 2025, a Boeing 787 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India, killing 229 passengers, 12 crew, and 19 people on the ground. The crash’s anniversary signals the imminent arrival of the full accident investigation report from India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau.
Shareholder approval moved the deal forward, but antitrust scrutiny now puts the focus on whether regulators seek divestitures or conditions that could affect the timing and economics of the transaction.
Texas Attorney General announces a child safety investigation into Celsius Holdings. Still, Bank of America recommends buying CELH shares today.
Ford knows it has a problem with recalls: it is once again leading all other auto manufacturers by a large margin so far in 2026. CEO Jim Farley has said improving the quality of its vehicles is Ford's "largest near-term opportunity" to lower costs. Ford has issued 40 recalls so far this year. ...
Apple has agreed to submit local financial statements to India's competition authority as part of an ongoing antitrust probe into alleged abuse of dominance. The case comes at a time when Apple's iPhone business and production footprint in India are expanding and the company is rolling out new integration features such as native bill splitting. This development arrives ahead of an expected AI focused Siri update at WWDC, raising questions about potential regulatory penalties in a key...
A report by The Real Deal says the state’s attorney general was contacting top NYC brokerage firms asking for information about Compass.
A mom is suing Campbell and Walmart, alleging SpaghettiOs contained worms or parasites that caused illness in her and her child, court filings state.
The prominent AI music generation startup is now valued at over $5.4 billion -- about seven months ago, it raised at a $2.45 billion valuation.
Apple has agreed to submit the financials of its India business to the country's antitrust body as part of an investigation that found the U.S. firm abused its market position, taking the long-delayed case a step closer to a potential penalty decision, an agency order shows. The case is Apple's most high-profile regulatory headache in India, a key growth market where it has rapidly expanded iPhone production as it diversifies beyond China. A confidential Competition Commission of India (CCI) order, reviewed by Reuters, showed Apple last month agreed to supply its India financials - typically needed by the watchdog for penalty calculations.
Google is seeking $80 billion to further its AI efforts, and Polymarket traders are in a tizzy over an outcome regarding Strategy’s bitcoin sale.
Why the lawsuits matter for Commvault Systems (CVLT) shareholders Multiple securities class action lawsuits against Commvault Systems (CVLT) center on claims about Annual Recurring Revenue guidance following Q3 2026 results. These cases raise questions about disclosure, business quality, and how you weigh the stock’s recent performance. See our latest analysis for Commvault Systems. Since the sharp drop after Q3 2026 results, Commvault’s share price has rebounded, with a 30 day share price...
Seagate agreed to pay $175 million to settle claims that it failed to disclose hard drive sales to Huawei that allegedly violated U.S. export restrictions.
Investing.com -- Meta Platforms, TikTok parent ByteDance, Snap, and Alphabet’s YouTube have agreed to pay roughly $27 million to settle claims brought by a Kentucky school district alleging their platforms contributed to a student mental health crisis, Reuters reported on Friday.
By Diana Novak Jones May 29 (Reuters) - A Kentucky school district secured approximately $27 million in settlements from social media companies over claims they fueled a student mental‑health crisis,
A Kentucky school district secured roughly $27 million in settlements from Meta Platforms and other social media companies over claims they fueled a student mental‑health crisis, according to records seen by Reuters on Friday. Meta agreed to pay the most at $9 million in the bellwether case for school districts, according to documents that reveal financial terms for the first time as terms of the deals had not been disclosed in court. The operator of Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp settled the case brought by Breathitt County School District on May 21, a few weeks before a planned June trial, following settlements by co-defendants Snap Inc, YouTube parent Alphabet and TikTok parent ByteDance.
When a company gets breached these days, the cleanup bill rarely stops at fixing the systems that were broken into. Companies end up paying for legal settlements, customer reimbursements, identity protection services, and years of trying to win back people who no longer trust them with their ...
When a company gets breached these days, the cleanup bill rarely stops at fixing the systems that were broken into. Companies end up paying for legal settlements, customer reimbursements, identity protection services, and years of trying to win back people who no longer trust them with their ...
Last year, during the company's third-quarter earnings call, Ford CFO Kumare Glahotra made a promise to investors. “Improving quality is the single biggest driver to close our cost gap. Better quality lowers warranty expense and reduces recalls,” Galhotra said. But so far this year, Ford once again ...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved pivekimab sunirine-pvzy (sold under the brand name Decnupaz), a highly targeted therapy for adults dealing with an ultra-rare and aggressive form of blood cancer.
Meta said Vermont had not alleged the company designed Instagram or its features in the state, nor that any claims about the app’s safety or addictiveness were made there.
A bid by Meta Platforms (META) to avoid a lawsuit by Vermont's attorney general accusing the company
When the Justice Department settled with Live Nation at the start of a long-awaited antitrust trial, it mounted a pressure campaign against a group of plaintiff states to demand that Republican attorneys general join the truce. Then-Attorney General Pam Bondi warned some of the GOP state officials that the deal was personal to President Trump, according to people familiar with the matter. Following the April jury verdict that found the company engaged in illegal monopolization, the states on Thursday asked a judge to impose sweeping changes on Live Nation, including forcing it to sell off its Ticketmaster subsidiary and some of the amphitheaters where it packs fans for summertime tours.
A new mortgage assistance program from Wells Fargo & Co. could help low- and moderate-income homebuyers.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Hepcludex (bulevirtide-gmod) injection to treat chronic hepatitis delta virus.
Meta resolves a major school district case, but roughly 1,200 related lawsuits remain pending.
Tesla is recalling 14,575 Model Y SUVs in the U.S.
Apple asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to review a lower court ruling that held the iPhone maker in civil contempt over fees it was charging on some outside purchases made by customers of its App Store. The petition to the Supreme Court escalates a years-long legal battle with “Fortnite” video game maker Epic Games, which sued Apple in 2020 seeking to loosen its control over transactions in applications that use the company's iOS operating system and its restrictions on how apps are distributed to consumers. A judge mostly dismissed Epic's lawsuit but issued an injunction in 2021 requiring Apple to let developers include links in their apps directing users to non-Apple payment methods.
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