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Meta gets EU nod to resume AI training with public user data
The decision represents a major volte-face from the Facebook and Instagram owner, which has previously appeared wary of the European Union's stringent regulations on the use of personal data
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Pop star Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos' fiance Lauren Sanchez complete all-women space flight
The "Firework" and "California Gurls" singer was lofted more than 60 miles (100 kilometres) above the Earth's surface in a vessel from Blue Origin, the space company owned by the Amazon founder
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India's Self-Made Women 2025: Making of the list
W-Power 2025 celebrates women who lead by example, build strong foundations and are beacons of hope for future generations
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From Trump's flip-flop on tariffs to JSW MG Motors' race to the top, our top stories of the week
In this week's newsletter, also read about RBI's response to global economic uncertainties, untold stories about Ratan Tata, the adventure of travelling the world in an EV and much more
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Donald Trump claims victory over Europe but admits 'transition cost' of US-China tariff confrontation
Trump sought a victory lap at a White House cabinet meeting, saying the European Union had backed off from imposing retaliatory tariffs because of his tough stance on China
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Driven by AI, data centres will use twice as much electricity by 2030: IEA
At the same time, AI can unlock opportunities to produce and consume electricity more efficiently, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its first report on the energy implications of AI
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Flip-flopper in chief? Donald Trump's biggest U-turns
US President Donald Trump, whose dramatic reversal on global trade tariffs sent markets reeling this week, is no stranger to the U-turn
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Wall Street rally fizzles as tariff fears resurface
Major US indices spent the entire day in the red, disappointing traders who had been hoping to extend Wednesday's rally following Trump's pivot on tariffs
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Promising Land: Amid Trump's tariff offensive China vows to protect foreign investment
Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji told a panel of US company representatives on Sunday that the tariffs "firmly protect the legitimate rights and interests of enterprises, including American companies"
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JPMorgan Chase CEO warns tariffs will slow growth
"In the short run, I see this as one large additional straw on the camel's back," said Dimon
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From 'Black Thursday' in 1929 to subprime crisis in 2008, five worst market crashes world has seen
Analysts called Monday's falls "historic" and some even described it as a "bloodbath", recalling previous collapses since the start of the last century