Twitter Reportedly Threatens to Sue Meta Over Threads
A lawyer for Twitter accused Meta of "systematic, willful, and unlawful misappropriation of Twitter's trade secrets" in building the new Threads app.
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Affirm Axes Returns Management Service It Bought in 2021
Affirm bought Returnly in mid-2021 in a deal valued at $300 million.
Tesla Signs Pledge to End Price War in China
The Austin, Texas-based Tesla committed to upholding "core socialist values."
IRL Founder Responds to Claims That Most Users Were Bots
IRL's founder questioned why a report estimating that 95% of the app's users were bots had not been released.
State Department Cancels Meta Meeting After Court Ruling
The department's move came after a federal judge this week blocked the Biden administration from pressuring social media firms to remove content.
Instagram’s Twitter Rival App, Threads, Goes Live
Users of the app can write posts up to 500 characters long.
Former Twitter, Giphy Executives Launch Personal Assistant AI Startup
The company, Lighty AI, will first target product and engineering managers.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Scrutinizes Studio’s TV Spending
At the same time, Amazon has been looking to expand its Prime Video Channels service.
Biden Aims to Restrict Chinese Companies’ Access to U.S. Cloud Computing Services
The new rule being proposed by the administration could limit U.S. cloud providers' ability to provide their services to Chinese customers.
Court Blocks Biden Administration From Pressuring Social Media Firms Over Covid ‘Disinformation'
The ruling will weaken the administration's efforts to fight what it calls disinformation around Covid and other contentious subjects.
Instagram’s Twitter-Like App Nears Launch
Threads is targeting an audience who wants to chat about current events and trending topics, areas where Twitter has had an edge.
TweetDeck to Become Verified-Only Feature
Making TweetDeck available only to verified users is likely a play to drive more subscriptions for Twitter Blue.
The RealReal Says It Will Start Enforcing Fees For Returned Consignments
The secondhand online seller has long waived the fee for sellers requesting their items back.
China Restricts Exports of Two Metals Used in High-Performance Chips
The move appears to be a reaction against U.S. restrictions on tech exports to China.
Tesla Deliveries Spike 83% in Second Quarter
Sales are growing amid frequent price cuts and government subsidies
Twitter Banks May Soon Consider Selling Debt, Report Says
Sale of the debt would allow investors to buy into Twitter's debt, which could be strategically valuable over time.
Reddit’s AMA Volunteers to Scale Back Work
The battle highlights the challenge facing companies trying to make money off content mostly generated from users.
Musk Limits Twitter Usage
Since taking control of Twitter last October, Musk has moved aggressively to control how Twitter’s data can be used.
Nvidia Acquired AI Startup That Shrinks Machine-Learning Models
Former employees of the startup now work at Nvidia.
Goldman Reportedly Trying to Get Out of Apple Partnership
Wall Street bank in talks with Amex to take over Apple business, WSJ reports
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