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Washington cheered on the consolidation of the social web in the 2010s — it must not make the same mistake today
By Shaoul Sussman, former associate director for litigation in the FTC’s Bureau of Competition and co-founder of Simonsen Sussman
Financial Times, Dec. 08, 2025
Facebook agrees changes to ‘pay or consent’ model after talks with European Commission
By Barbara Moens in Brussels
Financial Times, Dec. 08, 2025
Japan’s prime minister plans to rely on bonds for the $135 billion stimulus package
By Megumi Fujikawa
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
BNP Paribas’ stake in Ageas is to rise to 22.5% from 14.9%
By Dominic Chopping
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
Tech companies continue to top the Drucker Institute’s annual ranking, although Intel and Adobe saw major drops
By Theo Francis
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
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Private equity-backed Neo Next strikes second major deal this year after absorbing Repsol’s assets
By Malcolm Moore in London and Sarah White in Paris
Financial Times, Dec. 08, 2025
Katie Prescott’s timely biography of the Autonomy entrepreneur offers lessons about today’s tech bubbles
By Jonathan Guthrie
Financial Times, Dec. 08, 2025
Shares opened slightly higher than their initial pricing before retreating
By Aimee Look
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
Deal for data-infrastructure company is one of IBM’s largest in recent memory
By Lauren Thomas
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
Offer comes just days after the entertainment company reached a $72 billion deal with streaming giant Netflix
By Lauren Thomas
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
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Algorithmic pay systems test gig workers’ personal finance survival skills
By Josh Gabert-Doyon
Financial Times, Dec. 08, 2025
Precise answers are elusive for how quickly a company’s AI equipment falls in value
By Jonathan Weil
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
L’Oreal said it wasn’t planning to further increase its stake
By Sarah Sloat
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
A top Berkshire lieutenant is leaving just as Greg Abel takes over as CEO. Longtime CFO Marc Hamburg will also step down from his role.
By Heather Gillers and Gareth Vipers
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
Voters continue to show less interest in voting for preapproved candidates in aftermath of the blaze that killed at least 159 people
By Joyu Wang
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 08, 2025
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