Elon Musk's Twitter Blue is breaking European rules about unfair business practices by failing to show its full cost to consumers right away, EU agency says

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Twitter Blue was rolled out to European Union countries in February and March.

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The UK has banned TikTok on government devices — joining the US, Canada, and the EU — despite a charm offensive dubbed 'Project Clover'

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TikTok launched "Project Clover" to convince lawmakers data will be safe.

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Chick-fil-A is making another attempt to crack the international market with a $1 billion investment

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Chick-fil-A announced plans in 2020 to enter Puerto Rico by 2022. Now, it plans to expand to Asia.

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From surplus energy to investment opportunities: Startups across Europe combat fuel poverty

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Meta has a pay gap problem, with women abroad getting lower pay and smaller bonuses than men

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US stocks will soon beat European peers again as hotter inflation means the region is heading into more aggressive rate hikes, BlackRock says

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ECB President Christine Lagarde.

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Blamed for Vega-C Rocket Failure, Ukraine Calls Investigation 'Premature'

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The Ukrainian space agency is not too happy with the results of an investigation into the Vega-C rocket anomaly, which blamed a faulty part made in Ukraine for the mission failure.

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TikTok's codenamed 'Project Clover' is a push to win over European lawmakers as it faces a critical US ban

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The TikTok logo and the Irish tricolor.

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A huge team of scientists helped Citadel generate $8 billion from commodities bets in 2022

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Citadel's Ken Griffin

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Artificial intelligence could soon be widely used to detect breast cancer — and may be more effective than doctors at doing so, study says

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Studies in Hungary and other parts of Europe have proven AI to be effective at identifying breast cancer in mammograms like the one shown above.

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