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Open Source: Sued over his noncompete clause, one Raleigh employee reflects after FTC rule - Vimarsana News

Open Source: Sued over his noncompete clause, one Raleigh employee reflects after FTC rule

“The idea was first of all to make my life miserable because I left,” the former Prometheus Group worker said. This week, the FTC voted to essentially ban all noncompete agreements.

Source: yahoo.com
The US is banning TikTok, could Fortnite and League of Legends be next? | This Week in Business - Vimarsana News

The US is banning TikTok, could Fortnite and League of Legends be next? | This Week in Business

This Week in Business is our weekly recap column, a collection of stats and quotes from recent stories presented with a…

We are at last creating AI approaching human intellect but the underpinnings are insubstantial - Vimarsana News

We are at last creating AI approaching human intellect but the underpinnings are insubstantial

Power consumption required for GenAI could be heading towards entirely impractical levels

Apple and Epic are going back to court. - Vimarsana News

Apple and Epic are going back to court.

If Epic’s Tim Sweeney is excited it can only mean bad news for Google or Apple. In this instance, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has ordered an evidentiary hearing for May 8th to explore whether Apple is “failing to abide by this Court’s injunction, which requires it to implement certain practice changes relative to in- and out-of-app purchases.”

Apple And Epic Games Are Heading Back To Court Again — Here's Why - Vimarsana News

Apple And Epic Games Are Heading Back To Court Again — Here's Why

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney asked the court to hold Apple in civil contempt and accused the iPhone maker of acting in “bad-faith” with its new policies opening up App Store payments.

Source: forbes.com