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U.S. Lawmakers Seek Probe of Microsoft's $1.5B Deal With Abu Dhabi AI Firm
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MarketWatch - Business
Delta hires law firm seeking damages from CrowdStrike and Microsoft after massive tech outage
Following a sprawling technological outage this month that forced the cancellation of thousands of flights, Delta is lawyering up to seek compensation from the two companies at the heart of the disruption — cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike and ...4 days ago - Microsoft -
Yahoo Sports - Sports
UFC on ABC 7 weigh-in results: All 26 fighters on point in Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABI – MMA Junkie was on scene and reporting live from Friday's official UFC on ABC 7 fighter weigh-ins, where every fighter hit their mark. The early weigh-ins took place at the UFC host hotel, where bantamweight headliners Cory Sandhagen ...20 hr ago - UFC -
CNBC - Business
Google parent Alphabet's partnership with AI firm Anthropic under investigation in the UK
The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority said that it is investigating Google parent Alphabet's partnership with artificial intelligence startup Anthropic.4 days ago - Google -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Accounting firm CBIZ agreed to acquire peer Marcum in a $2.3 billion deal that would turn the latter's tax and consulting practices public.
Accounting firm CBIZ agreed to acquire peer Marcum in a $2.3 billion deal that would turn the latter’s tax and consulting practices public.2 days ago -
ABC News - Top stories
Delta reportedly seeking potential damages from CrowdStrike, Microsoft
Delta Air Lines has reportedly hired prominent litigator David Boies to help seek damages against Microsoft and CrowdStrike.4 days ago - Microsoft -
The Wall Street Journal - World
For Many Companies, Spending on AI Means Spending on Microsoft
The enthusiasm that fueled spending on generative AI is calming. But when companies do spend, Microsoft is winning many of their dollars.4 days ago - Microsoft -
Financial Times - Business
Microsoft’s AI spending plans should stack up
The software and cloud giant and AMD tell similar story of pent-up demand3 days ago - Microsoft -
The Wall Street Journal - World
Microsoft's AI Dreams Make for an Expensive Reality
Blowout capital spending as the company’s cloud growth disappoints won’t hearten investors.3 days ago - Microsoft -
CNBC - Business
Microsoft says OpenAI is now a competitor in AI and search
What once was a strategic, long-term partnership between the world's biggest software company and an AI startup has morphed into something more complicated.2 days ago - Microsoft -
Inc. - Business
TikTok Money Powers Microsoft's Cloud AI Business
Microsoft's cloud AI business, which isreally OpenAI's cloud AI business, got 25 percent of its revenues from the social media platform. What on earth is TikTok doing with all the AI power it was buying?2 days ago - Tiktok
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