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Focus: Cannabis entrepreneurs, celebrity investors light up as legalization blooms Toggle share menu Advertisement Focus: Cannabis entrepreneurs, celebrity investors light up as legalization blooms Driven by a surge in cannabis use during the COVID-19 pandemic, industry entrepreneurs and investors are gearing up for even greater growth as legalization spreads and the economy reopens. The website for Harborside is shown on a screen at the dispensary in San Leandro, California, U.S. February 26, 2021. Picture taken February 26, 2021. REUTERS/Natha...

Qualcomm Inc is struggling to keep up with demand for its processor chips used in smartphones and gadgets, as a chip shortage that first hit the ...

(Repeats for wider distribution) SAN FRANCISCO/SHANGHAI, March 11 (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc is struggling to keep up with demand for its processor chips used in smartphones and gadgets, as a chip shortage that first hit the auto industry spreads across the electronics business, industry sources told Reuters. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world’s largest smartphone maker, is experiencing a shortage of Qualcomm’s application processors, the heart of smartphones, two people at suppliers for the South Korean giant told Reuters. Demand for Qualcomm’s chips has soared in the past months as A...

3 Min Read Feb 25 (Reuters) - Dutch competition authorities are nearing a draft decision in a years-long investigation into Apple Inc over rules requiring software developers to use its in-app payment system, according to a letter sent this month to some of the developers involved in the case. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets, or ACM, said in 2019 here that it was investigating Apple's requirement that developers use its payment system, which charges commissions of between 15% and 30%. If it issues a decision soon, the ACM could become the first antitrust authority to rule ...

EEOC Probes Facebook for ‘Systemic’ Racial Bias in Employment Practices: Reuters A U.S. agency investigating Facebook Inc. for racial bias in hiring and promotions has designated the probe as “systemic,” attorneys for three job applicants and a manager who claim the company discriminated against them told Reuters on Friday. A “systemic” probe means the agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, suspects company policies may be contributing to widespread discrimination. The EEOC typically resolves disputes through mediation or allowing complainants to sue employers. But a...