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The US Justice Department has sued Lyft over riders with disabilities. It alleges that the ride-hailing company and its drivers routinely refuse to serve them, including blind riders with guide dogs and people who use stowable wheelchairs.
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A new report finds that a digital community obsessed with Columbine and similar attacks is promoting apparel modeled after clothing worn by the perpetrators.
Elvis Presley’s music owners and Eminem’s publisher have filed two more lawsuits against Suno, the $5.4bn AI music generator. They join a growing line of rights holders suing Suno. Their complaints spell out two different grievances: the songs, and the voice.
Google’s one judicial win against Brussels may not survive, as an adviser to the EU’s top court said on Thursday that the General Court erred in 2024 when it annulled the company’s €1.49B ($1.7B) AdSense fine, and proposed that the judgment be set aside and the case sent back for a fresh ruling.
The Palantir CEO touted his “progressive” worldview in a recent interview. Let’s see how that lines up with his comments during the company’s earnings call two weeks ago.
The union representing flight attendants for the defunct airline struck a deal with Google to scrub sensitive employee records from a $10 million data sale.
We love this, but suspect this is the Marmite of GNOME extensions
SoftBank Group swung to a net loss of ¥1.12tn ($7.1bn) in the July to September quarter. The biggest single hit was a $3.7bn writedown on power equipment for US AI data centres. SoftBank had paid for it in advance, then changed its plans.
Poste Italiane has launched a co-investment fund targeting €600M ($665M) for digital infrastructure projects, including data centres, according to the company’s third-quarter earnings presentation on Thursday.
Adobe has shown 10 research projects at its MAX Sneaks session in Miami Beach. Most of them let creators edit with a brush, a drag or a gesture instead of a typed prompt. Anyone can already try two of them in a new Adobe Labs Playground. Actor Terry Crews hosted the session on Wednesday evening.
Griffin, the UK bank that lets fintechs and platforms embed accounts and payments into their own products, has raised a $20M Series B led by Octagon Partners. The round values the London-based company at over $100M and will fund its expansion into card issuing and stablecoin services.
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