Apple is facing legal action in a groundbreaking lawsuit that accuses the tech giant of maintaining a monopoly on iPhone app distribution. The case, filed in a federal court, alleges that Apple’s control over the App Store has limited competition and resulted in higher prices for consumers.
Major drug stores across the country have started selling the abortion pill ahead of a landmark Supreme Court case. This move has sparked controversy among women’s health advocates and anti-abortion groups.
Uber, the global ride-hailing giant, recently announced its first annual profit since becoming a limited company. This development marks a significant milestone for the tech company, which has faced financial challenges in the past. With a new focus on profitability, Uber is poised to strengthen its position in the competitive market.
The highly anticipated legal battle between cryptocurrency exchange Binance and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has commenced. The courtroom was filled with tension as both sides presented their opening statements. This landmark case has significant implications for the crypto industry and the regulations surrounding it.
Since the launch of the long-awaited US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on February 9th, the popular cryptocurrency has experienced a significant decline. Bitcoin’s value has dropped by approximately 20% within a span of just a few weeks, causing concern among investors and the cryptocurrency community as a whole.
Swedish battery manufacturer, Northvolt, has announced a groundbreaking achievement by securing a whopping $5 billion in funding. The company aims to use this capital injection to further its mission of producing high-quality batteries for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage. With this significant financial backing, Northvolt is poised to become a major player in the burgeoning battery industry.
A groundbreaking law spearheaded by Senator Marco Rubio is set to put an end to the troubling practice of anonymous shell companies purchasing residential properties across the United States. The new legislation, which will come into effect next month, marks a significant milestone in the ongoing battle against money laundering and illicit activities.
The UK Supreme Court has recently ruled that Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems cannot be recognized as inventors under current patent law. In a groundbreaking decision, the court dismissed an appeal by an inventor seeking to name an AI system as the creator of a new technology. This ruling has significant implications for the future of intellectual property rights and the legal definition of inventorship.
