Meta ordered to pay $25bn for misleading public over Facebook data
Meta data privacy ruling: a New Mexico judge orders the Facebook owner to pay $25bn after a trial found it misled the public about user data for years.
Tuesday 27 October 2026
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Meta data privacy ruling: a New Mexico judge orders the Facebook owner to pay $25bn after a trial found it misled the public about user data for years.
The CMA has proposed Microsoft strategic market status, which could lead to curbs on its software bundling, with a final decision due in February.
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang told a London event that UK firms and government should use open AI models for mission-critical tasks rather than opaque ones.
Intuit Sequence deal: the Nasdaq-listed group has agreed to buy the British revenue management start-up, co-founded by Riya Grover, for a reported $200m.
The HMRC Salesforce contract, worth up to £2bn over 15 years, will move legacy tax systems onto one platform with AI tools to triage taxpayer queries.
Reports of Bumble takeover talks valuing the dating app at $1bn sent its shares up almost 50 per cent, with a deal with Ithaca possible this…
Imagination Technologies has warned of material uncertainty over its future after 2025 revenue fell 39.7 per cent to $65.1m, with debt covenants at risk.
Living Streets has called for an outright ban on delivery robots on UK pavements as London, Stockton-on-Tees and Nottingham prepare to join the rollout.
Lisa Nandy has issued a Public Interest Intervention Notice over the BT TalkTalk deal, citing a risk to life, and told the CMA to report by…
Deliveroo delivery robots will begin work in London within weeks and run in four other UK areas, as its chief executive says riders will not be…
Two Birmingham University degree apprentices have sold StudyStash, the AI study tool they built as students, to the education software provider Kortext.
Tests by the Guardian found some AI chatbots remove hijabs from images of Muslim women when prompted, with ChatGPT and Grok complying with the request.
Pluralsight finds tech skills gaps cost 35 per cent of UK organisations at least £380,000 in the past year, citing failed projects and lost clients.
