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Shocking Insider Leak: 2.8 Billion X User Profiles Exposed in Largest Social Media Data Breach Ever

A massive data breach at social media platform X has exposed 2.8 billion user profiles, marking potentially the largest leak in social media history. The breach, revealed by a foru...

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Meta and UFC Team Up to Revolutionize Fan Experience with AI Glasses Technology

UFC announces a multiyear partnership with Meta Platforms, Inc., making Meta the first Official Fan Technology Partner. This collaboration aims to integrate Meta's technology into ...

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HDFC Bank Faces Regulatory Scrutiny: Sebi Issues Warning Letter Over Compliance Failures

Sebi has issued a warning letter to HDFC Bank for regulatory non-compliance in custody activities, urging the bank to address the lapses. This follows a similar warning in December...

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United Airlines Expands Global Reach with New Daily Flights to Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City

United Airlines is set to become the sole US carrier offering daily flights to Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City from October 26, alongside launching the first nonstop US-Adelaide fligh...

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Chinese Tech Giants Rush to Secure $16B in Nvidia Chips Amid Potential U.S. Ban Fears

Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance, have ordered $16B worth of Nvidia's H20 server chips amid fears of a U.S. ban, with TSMC's limited capacity potentiall...

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Trump Media Seeks SEC Approval for $2.3 Billion Stock Sale by President's Trust

Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. has filed with the SEC to allow a trust led by President Donald Trump to sell 115 million shares worth over $2.3 billion, causing a 7.33% dro...

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Amazon Steps Into the Fray with Bold Bid to Acquire TikTok's US Operations Amid Ban Threats

Amazon has made a bold bid to acquire TikTok's US operations as the app faces a potential ban. The move highlights the ongoing concerns over ByteDance's ties to the Chinese governm...

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Chinese Tech Giants Rush to Secure $16B in Nvidia Chips Amid Looming US Ban Fears

Chinese companies have ordered $16B worth of Nvidia's H20 server chips amid fears of a US ban, with deliveries possibly delayed until Q4 due to TSMC's capacity issues.