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Why Elon Musk could sell 10% of his Tesla stock
The Tesla CEO said he would "abide" by the results of a Twitter poll telling him to sell. But a possible tax bill could be the real reason.
NFTs 'part of the future' of gaming, says EA
The digital tokens are an attractive business proposition, EA's chief executive told investors this week, but they're not without controversy.
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin loses lunar lander lawsuit against NASA
The company sued the US government agency after it awarded a contract to rival SpaceX, but on Wednesday the case was dismissed by a judge.
UK approves use of anti-COVID pill molnupiravir
Molnupiravir will be offered to at-risk patients who already have the coronavirus. It is not a substitute for the COVID-19 vaccine, UK authorities said.
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HPV vaccine cut cervical cancer rates by almost 90%, say researchers
The first-ever study of the UK's HPV vaccine programme found that the jab prevented thousands of cases of cancers and precancerous cells in the years since it was first offered to children.
Google News returns to Spain after 7 year absence
The online news aggregator left in 2014 after Spanish authorities passed a law mandating a flat licensing fee for re-using content.
Uber 'far behind' on its promise for more electric cars
Last year the company pledged that half its vehicles in European capitals would be electric by 2025. It's a long way from reaching that goal.
Facebook says it will stop using facial recognition
The company said it was safer to limit facial recognition software amid ethical concerns and lawsuits over its use.
Jeff Bezos pledges €1.7 billion to 'restore nature' at COP26
The Amazon founder told delegates in Glasgow his trip to space showed him how "fragile" the natural world is.
Yahoo quits China as tough regulations hit western tech brands
Yahoo followed gaming smash hit Fortnite and social platform Linkedin in pulling the plug on Chinese users.
Elon Musk: Tesla hasn't signed deal to sell Hertz 100,000 cars
Car rental firm Hertz said it had ordered the electric vehicles last week, sending Tesla's stock price to record highs.
Mark Zuckerberg should resign as CEO, says Facebook whistleblower
Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen said the company - now known as Meta - would never change while the founder remained in charge.
A Squid Game cryptocurrency crashed from €2,400 to €0 in 5 minutes
Investors in the SQUID token were told they could take part in a game based on the smash hit Netflix series. Now many are left counting the cost.
Amazon workers in Germany strike over pay rises
The Verdi trade union claims that Amazon workers don't receive the same pay increases as colleagues in other parts of the retail industry.
Denmark still offering kids Moderna jab, despite what it said earlier
Danish authorities said a Wednesday announcement seeming to restrict the use of the Moderna jab was badly worded, and that the country continued to offer under-18s the vaccine.
Gorillas delivery app fires hundreds of workers for going on strike
The ten-minute grocery app has faced strike action for months over claims of late wages and poor working conditions.
Tesla will move its HQ to Texas, Musk announces
Company CEO Elon Musk has had a fractious relationship with Californian authorities, with disagreements over COVID safety rules leading Tesla to sue a county health department.
Twitch hacking: What we know so far
The video streaming site confirmed that it had suffered a data breach after 126GB of source code, streamer payouts and development data was posted to a forum.
Belgian government to propose four-day working week
A government spokesperson confirmed the plans to Euronews Next, saying they would be announced in the coming days.
Uber faces legal action over 'racist' facial recognition software
A Black ex-Uber driver claims he was fired after the company's automated software failed to recognise him.
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