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High Court Backs Ofcom Over Meta, X and TikTok Information Notices

The High Court has upheld Ofcom information notices to Meta, X and TikTok under the Online Safety Act, finding the firms' evidence of burden too thin.

UK Watchdog Opens Competition Case Over Meta’s Terms for Publishers

The CMA Meta investigation will test whether Meta's terms let it use UK publishers' content for its AI features without a choice. No breach is found yet.

Intel Revenue Rises 21% to $16.5bn; Q4 Forecast Is $15bn to $16bn

Intel's Q3 revenue rose 21% to $16.5bn as data centre sales grew 78%. It forecast Q4 revenue of $15bn-$16bn, including a $300m hit from Fab 28.

Salesforce Agrees to Buy Rune, Maker of AI Military Logistics Software

Salesforce has agreed to buy Rune Technologies, whose AI software forecasts military supply needs offline. Terms were not disclosed.

Amazon Posts a Record 13.9% Operating Margin as AWS Sales Rise 39%

Amazon's Q3 sales rose 12% to $201.9bn and AWS grew 39% to $46.0bn. Operating margin hit a record 13.9%; net income fell on 2025 Anthropic gains.

Reddit to Test Logged-In-Only Access as Search Referrals Slump

Reddit will test a logged-in-only site in some non-US markets this quarter and warns daily users could fall by a low-double-digit percentage.

AUO Sells Taichung Plant to TSMC for NT$38.8bn, Ends Quanta Deal

AUO will sell its Taichung Phase II plant to TSMC for NT$38.8bn and expects an NT$18.5bn gain. Its NT$19.7bn Huaya plant sale to Quanta is off.

GM to Pay $220m to Settle 36 States’ Claims It Sold Driver Data

GM will pay $220m to settle claims by 36 attorneys general that it sold Smart Driver data to brokers for insurers, and must get drivers' express consent.

Meta Says LLM-Written Tests Helped Catch 74 Serious Privacy Bugs

Meta says its LLM-generated JiTTests, built to fail on risky code changes, helped catch 74 serious privacy bugs before they landed in H1 2026.

FTC Orders 9 Firms to Explain Personalised Prices and Gig Pay

The FTC has ordered Uber, DoorDash, Delta, Walmart and five others to explain whether personal data shapes what customers pay and what gig workers earn.

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