An Australian court ruled that Apple and Google misused their market dominance. This relates to the Fortnite game dispute.

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A federal judge has rejected Elon Musk's request to dismiss OpenAI's claims of a sustained harassment campaign. The lawsuit ...

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Neha Barjatya leaves Google India after 14 years. She was the marketing director. Barjatya oversaw brand building and product ...

IKEA's largest retailer Ingka Group announces the appointment of Juvencio Maeztu as CEO, stepping in for Jesper Brodin amid ...

More than 150 jobs were cut in the Seattle area, which is traditionally the unit’s hub, according to two people familiar with ...

Jubilant Foodworks, the operator of Domino's in India, reports impressive first-quarter profits driven by strong delivery ...

Cdp: Cross-selling and up-selling strategies have undergone a transformation, shifting from the sole domain of salespeople to ...

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Saatchi Propagate India has appointed Saurabh Mankhand as EVP and head of consumer experience to strengthen its leadership ...

Epic Games won a partial victory in an Australian court, with the judge finding that Apple and Google misused market power to ...