EU Orders Google to Open Android and Search Data
The European Commission calls two Google measures binding; treating that official frame as compliance hides price, eligibility, anonymization, uptake and appeal.
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Apple Orders Former Employees to Preserve OpenAI Records
Financial Times frames Apple's letters as a widening trade-secret fight; theft or intimidation verdicts hide what preserved records and discovery prove.
EY Notifies Clients After Vendor-System Breach
Google News headlines frame an EY breach while California's filing points to a vendor system; collapsing them distorts scope and client action.
ASML Raises Forecast as Chip-Tool Pricing Tightens
Investors read scarcity as unlimited pricing power and skeptics read pushback as an AI crack; failed X searches leave the reported TSMC dispute unconfirmed.
Qilin Claims It Stole 221 Gigabytes From Danone
Ransomware trackers amplify a 221-gigabyte claim, but corporate silence cannot authenticate files or prove network access, encryption, disruption or exposure.
SWISSto12 Raises $70 Million for Satellite Production
Space-finance coverage turns funding and claimed backlog into delivery, but satellites still must be built, launched, accepted and paid for.
AI Blood Score Predicts Six Heart Diseases in Biobank Data
The release calls a model an early blood test; without external validation or clinical utility, readers could mistake prediction for prevention.