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Twitter, Challenging Orders to Remove Content, Sues India’s Government

Twitter’s lawsuit is part of a broadening battle between the biggest tech companies and governments around the world over who gets to control information and how.  » mehr lesen

Hacker Offers to Sell Chinese Police Database in Potential Breach

For about $200,000, an unidentified person or group is offering what is described as data on a billion Chinese citizens. A sampling seemed to show the data to be genuine.  » mehr lesen

Archegos Sued by Former Employee for Millions in Lost Pay

A former analyst at the firm said it had forced employees to contribute to a $500 million deferred compensation plan that it told them was guaranteed.  » mehr lesen

SAS Cancels Many Flights After Bankruptcy Filing, Pilot Strike

The carrier’s woes are part of a summer full of problems for Europe’s travel industry, including staffing shortages and walkouts by fed-up employees.  » mehr lesen

Ford Quarterly Sales Were Up Slightly From Last Year

The automaker sold 483,688 vehicles in the United States in the second quarter.  » mehr lesen

El Salvador’s Bitcoin Bet Isn’t Paying Off

It brought El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, the adulation of the tech community, but reduced scarce funds and moved the nation closer to default.  » mehr lesen

How Wall Street Escaped the Crypto Meltdown

As cryptocurrency prices plunged and funds failed, strict rules on risky assets helped Wall Street companies sidestep the worst. Retail investors weren’t as lucky.  » mehr lesen

Nuclear Power Gets New Push in U.S., Winning Converts

With challenges in meeting clean energy goals and new electricity demands, politicians in both parties seek to prolong and even expand reactor use.  » mehr lesen

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