In a blogpost, Instacart rejected claims of any wrongdoing, claiming that the foundation of the FTC’s inquiry was ‘fundamentally flawed’.
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US TikTok’s algorithm will be retrained to ensure that the content feed is ‘free from outside manipulation’.
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The Pure Telecom survey indicated people are increasingly wary about the ethical implications of supporting a platform owned by an unfavourable figure.
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Record investment in R&D and a focus on upskilling show long-term commitment to Ireland from IDA client companies.
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OpenAI established its Dublin presence in 2023, and Anthropic, a year later in 2024.
Read more: Bloomberg: OpenAI, Anthropic to expand Dublin office space
With the merger of the companies, Coursera aims to leverage the skills needed in the AI age.
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Dublin becomes Monzo’s official EU headquarters as the neobank secures a full European banking licence authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland.
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In an interview with CNBC, co-founder and CEO Ali Ghodsi didn't rule out the possibility of Databricks going public in 2026.
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The allegations stem from a 2018 deal between the companies which restricted independent retailers from selling Apple products on the e-commerce site.
Read more: Apple, Amazon face £900m UK legal action over alleged retail collusion