The bewildering politics of Telegram
Here are two big reasons the controversial app just became a global flashpoint.
Corporate responsibility
Dems defend Harris’ economic policy but don’t go all in on price-gouging
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear was alone in discussing the particulars of a policy designed to stop price gouging.
Polish billionaire plans to sue Meta over fake advertisements
Polish billionaire Rafal Brzoska and his wife plan to sue Meta over fake advertisements on Facebook and Instagram that feature his face and false information regarding her circulating on the social media platforms.
From safety-first to sales pitches, AI companies speak for themselves
Big Tech firms’ lobbying and promotional language shows they approach a crowded marketplace.
Russia finds way around sanctions on battlefield tech: report
That doesn’t mean sanctions have failed; they just need to be enforced better — including by requiring Western companies to track their own products, US-Ukrainian research team finds.
To save the climate, change the game for petrostates
Future negotiations should focus more on reshaping incentives for oil and gas producing countries, and less on fulminating at their villainy.
What Christmas trees can teach us about fair supply chains [Promoted content]
In light of new supply chain laws, an effective due diligence and corporate responsibility is becoming of even greater importance for many companies. The case of Christmas trees shows which aspects are key to implementing fair supply chains.
5 real-life impacts of the EU’s foot-dragging on chemicals law reboot
Shortcomings in the current rules leave Europeans exposed to harmful chemicals.