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    SpaceX: A Futuristic Berkshire Hathaway, or Just a Mess? The Wall Street Journal·59m ago£Market
    26outlets
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    Spotify confirms Family Plan crackdown, but calls it a ‘routine improvement’

    So what: Spotify is introducing a QR code check requiring Family plan managers to scan a device, aiming to ensure members actually live together.

    SPOTThe Verge·3h ago
    7outlets
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    Micron unveils global profit-linked bonus plan after Taiwan union pressure

    So what: Micron has introduced a global profit-linked bonus scheme, while its Taiwan union has called a one-day strike at its Taoyuan DRAM plant over pay and bonus terms.

    MUTom's Hardware·3h ago
    6outlets
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    Mark Zuckerberg Threatened to Leave California. Meta’s Board Cut Him a Deal.

    So what: Meta plans a new class of non-voting shares so it can raise funds without weakening Zuckerberg's control, and he has agreed to stay in California for eight years.

    METAThe Guardian·2h ago
    10outlets
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    The original Apple iPod debuted 25 years ago today

    So what: The coverage shows Apple reviving its iPod history through a hidden, playable recreation of the first-generation device on Apple Music's 404 page, an anniversary nod rather than a new product or business change.

    AAPLTom's Hardware·48m ago
    5outlets
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    Google resolves cloud outage affecting UK banks and websites

    So what: Google's cloud outage disrupted services at Revolut and other UK banks, highlighting how much financial services depend on Alphabet's infrastructure.

    GOOGLBBC·2h ago
    2outlets
    Who's covering it BBCInvestors' Chronicle £
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    Tokenized stock trading takes off overseas as Goldman, other U.S. companies object

    So what: Coinbase and Unity are not named in the coverage as taking part in tokenized stock trading, so the story gives no clear effect on either company's business.

    COINCNBC·6h ago
    4outlets
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    Tesla to Australia: No Cybertrucks for You

    So what: Tesla will not sell its Cybertruck in Australia, closing off a market for the model and leaving its local range without a pickup.

    TSLANewser·1h ago
    5outlets
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    Why Nvidia Needs CoreWeave CRWVNVDAThe Wall Street Journal·3h ago£
    1outlet