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Ruby Franke, whose now defunct channel "8 Passengers" followed her family, was arrested Wednesday night in the southern Utah city of Ivins. She was taken into custody at the home of Jodi Hildebrandt, who owns a counseling business that she says teaches people to improve their lives by being honest, responsible and humble.

In June, Infosys said that it bagged a digital transformation deal with Nordic-based Danske Bank valued at $454 million for a period of five years.

​​FPEL was incorporated in February 2022 and is a Special Purpose Vehicle formed by Fourth Partner Energy Private Limited for the purpose of setting up captive solar power projects in Karnataka.

Khatabook -- valued at $600 million (about Rs 4,500 crore) after its previous funding round -- is backed by Sequoia Capital (now PeakXV Partners), Tencent, Tribe Capital, and Moore Strategic Ventures, among others.

Canadas Online News Act, part of a global trend to make Internet giants pay for news, became law in June and is expected to come into effect in December. Facebook and Google will need to voluntarily negotiate deals with news publishers in Canada and pay a portion of their global revenues, based on a set calculation, according to the draft regulations.

This may help Meta fend off privacy concerns and other scrutiny from EU regulators by giving users an alternative to the companys ad-based services, which rely on analyzing peoples data.

Dell reported second quarter revenue and EPS above analyst estimates. Servers and networking revenue rose 11% from the first quarter to $4.27 billion, driven by higher demand for AI-optimized servers, Dell said.

Every morning, thousands of construction workers in Qatar start their day by soaking their uniforms in water made by British startup Techniche UK, which brands them as StayQool suits. Constructed from an outer layer of specially designed mesh, plus a waterproof inside layer, the suits absorb and remove heat through evaporation.

Almost 2.3 million people globally have signed up to have their irises scanned by Worldcoins "orb" devices in exchange for a digital ID and free cryptocurrency.

Once one of the many obscure top-level domains assigned to countries and territories, .ai websites experienced a slow but steady increase in demand in recent years. But the sudden spike in .ai domains nine months ago highlights the broader frenzy around artificial intelligence and its ripple effects throughout the global economy.