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Meta Loses EU Court Fight Over Antitrust Crackdown on Data - Vimarsana News

Meta Loses EU Court Fight Over Antitrust Crackdown on Data

(Bloomberg) -- Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook lost its European Union court fight over a German antitrust order that homed in on the US tech firm’s power to cash-in on a vast trove of users’ data.Most Read from BloombergXi’s Metal Curbs Risk Backfiring as G-7 Seeks China AlternativeLazard Fires Senior Banker for Inappropriate Behavior at PartyChina Restricts Export of Chipmaking Metals in Clash With USRussian General Still Missing as Defense Chief Slams MutinyOdey’s Hedge Fund Empire Is Disinteg

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Meta Launches Variance Reduction System as Part of its Settlement with DOJ - Vimarsana News

Meta Launches Variance Reduction System as Part of its Settlement with DOJ

Meta is launching a new ad distribution system in the US. Meta is launching a new ad distribution system in the US after the company agreed to settle a Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit last year, The Verge reported.

Whistleblower Report Alleges Facebook of Bribery Ahead of OnlyFans Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Whistleblower Report Alleges Facebook of Bribery Ahead of OnlyFans Lawsuit

Meta faces allegations of accepting bribery from OnlyFans due to a whistleblower account. An anonymous tip from last year accuses Meta executives of moderating OnlyFans content on Facebook in exchange for cash.

Fourth Stimulus Check Tracker: Experts Reveal Why 2022 Payments Can Be Bad - Vimarsana News

Fourth Stimulus Check Tracker: Experts Reveal Why 2022 Payments Can Be Bad

As the pandemic continues, many Americans are getting worried if a fourth stimulus check would be approved. Experts explained that another round of direct Economic Impact Payment seems highly unlikely at this point.