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Argentine Judge Dismisses $LIBRA Crypto Case Against President Milei

An Argentine federal judge has dismissed the $LIBRA memecoin case against Javier and Karina Milei and nine others, finding that no crime occurred.

Meta Buys Sundial as Two Ex-Meta Founders Return for AI Analytics

Meta has acquired Sundial, an AI analytics start-up founded by ex-Meta staff. Co-founder Chandra Narayanan will lead its analytics tools and agents work.

Ofcom Urges Body-Stigma and Depression Onto Child-Harms List

Ofcom's first statutory report recommends adding body stigma and depression content to the child-harms list - advice to the Secretary of State, not law.

Meta Launches Muse AI Agent in Japan, First Stop Outside North America

Meta has launched its Muse personal AI agent in Japan, its first market outside North America, with local app tie-ups planned.

Meta Plans Non-Voting Shares as $9.89bn Charge Cuts Operating Income

Meta's Q3 revenue rose 26% to $64.6bn, but a $9.89bn legal charge cut operating income 37%. It also plans non-voting Class C shares from January.

Trump Says Big Data Centres Must Make Own Power, but No Order Yet

Trump says new large data centres are "mandated" to make their own electricity and should pay locals a "dividend". No order or rule has been published.

Bundeswehr Orders Six TYTAN Mobile Counter-Drone Systems

Germany's procurement office has ordered six TYTAN Drone Defender systems to protect mobile troops from small drones. No contract value was published.

Palantir Says Neither It Nor the US Can Switch Off NATO’s Maven AI System

Palantir's Europe chief told Reuters its Maven AI used by NATO has "no kill switches", as Starlink disruptions revive European fears of relying on US tech.

Meta Ordered to Pay New Mexico $25bn Over Facebook Privacy Claims, Reports Say

A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25bn in penalties after a jury found Facebook misled users about privacy, according to Source NM and CNBC.

Elbit Says It Has Bought Canada’s International Submarine Engineering

Elbit Systems says it has completed its purchase of International Submarine Engineering, a Vancouver-area maker of underwater drones. No price was given.

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