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California voters have rejected Proposition 40, a one-time tax on the wealth of the state’s billionaires. The Associated Press called the race on Monday. California was still counting mail ballots nearly a week after the 3 November election.
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The Lagina brothers return, hot on the trail of the treasure. Here’s how to watch The Curse of Oak Island season 14 online from the UK, US, Canada, Australia.
Marketers now have to sell to two audiences, and one of them is not human, Gamma’s Kristin Fracchia told TNW. AI is more and more an intermediary in the buying process, she said. “For all of human history, marketers have marketed to other humans, which means appealing to human psychology.
Marvel’s first family will appear in the park for the first time leading up to ‘Avengers: Doomsday.’
CoreWeave raised its 2026 forecast on Tuesday after its third-quarter revenue rose 168% to $3.66bn. It also said it would not sell more unsecured debt at current interest rates. The AI cloud company now expects $13bn to $13.3bn in revenue this year, according to its results statement.
Winning streaks can be turned off and influencers will be forced to reveal when they’re being paid under the new Digital Fairness Act aimed at tackling ‘dark patterns’ on platforms and services.
Here’s your chance to tell us which gadgets were the best.
Torus, a Salt Lake City maker of energy storage systems, has raised $500m and launched Foundry, prefabricated units that bring AI computing to existing business and factory sites using grid power they already have. Magnetar led the round, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
Meta and TikTok lined up alongside Google at an Indonesian parliamentary hearing on Wednesday to argue against planned revisions to the country’s copyright law, Reuters reports from Jakarta.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity about your business, the answer they get is now your first impression. ChatGPT alone reached 900 million weekly active users in February 2026. Traditional online reputation management was built to push bad links off page one.
The European Commission proposed today the Digital Fairness Act, a consumer rulebook that would ban loot boxes for minors, blacklist manipulative interface design, and put a termination button on every online subscription.
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