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The update would have included location collection, which Apple and Google ban in contact-tracing apps using their tech. → Read More
Fortune's annual ranking is out today. → Read More
Corporate tax rates are as controversial as ever. → Read More
Don't expect to see many CEOs following Jeff Bezos's lead. → Read More
When it comes to vaccine liability in a pandemic, the manufacturers are almost entirely in a safe zone. → Read More
But how can Big Pharma maintain these skills? → Read More
Margrethe Vestager, EVP of the European Commission, says the rest of the world is finally coming around on regulating U.S. tech giants. → Read More
Schrems's organization Noyb filed an ePrivacy complaint against Google in France. → Read More
The burger juggernaut has stumbled in recent years. → Read More
After substantial prodding, business leaders are taking a firm stance. → Read More
The risks are still way smaller than the benefits, according to the European Medicines Agency. → Read More
A Fortune/SurveyMonkey poll shows younger people view socialism positively. But which socialism? → Read More
More cases of blood clotting have been reported, though they remain extremely rare. → Read More
Here's why more than 40% of businesses have increased their innovation budgets recently. → Read More
When it comes to forced labor, there's no middle path to navigate. → Read More
Both the U.K. and the EU want to get their hands on the output of the Halix plant in the Netherlands. → Read More
"Central bank digital currencies are really interesting...Bitcoin, not really." → Read More
Alan Turing is the first gay man to be depicted on a British bill. → Read More
Washington likes Intel's new plan. → Read More
The new export rules will give EU ‘leverage,’ the bloc's trade chief said on Wednesday. → Read More