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Antitrust actions significantly impacted the technology sector in 2023 and are poised to have substantial repercussions in the future, affecting both major tech companies and emerging...

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(Bloomberg) -- Stability AI Chief Executive Officer Emad Mostaque announced his resignation to staff late Friday night with a strikingly optimistic note. He was stepping down as CEO but two deputies, his interim replacements, would find a new leader to take the British unicorn startup “from 10 to 100,” Mostaque wrote.Most Read from BloombergBiden Gains Ground Against Trump in Six Key States, Poll ShowsJapan Amps Up Intervention Threat as Yen Hits Lowest Since 1990Trump’s Net...

Chinas new guidelines state that software provided by companies including Microsoft Corp. will be replaced, the report noted.

In the realm of tech giants, a new narrative unfolds as Nvidia and Meta surge ahead, leaving others in their wake.

Intel and Advanced Micro Devices shares are falling as China looks to block their chips; the EU starts a probe on Apple, Alphabet, and Meta; new home sales data are due; and United Airlines may face new route curbs. Here’s what investors need to know today.

Last week was the busiest for U.S. and European IPOs since September, with $5.5 billion raised.

Emad Mostaque resigns as CEO of troubled generative AI startup Stability AI - SiliconANGLE

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DOJ appears to be honing in on obsolete matters and inconsequential details, bypassing the chance to tackle more urgent issues.