EU’s General Court rejects Google’s appeal against EC’s €4.3bn fine
The European Court of Justice’s General Court has largely ruled against Google’s appeal against a €4.34bn fine imposed by the European Commission (EC) in 2018 for alleged abuse
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The European Court of Justice’s General Court has largely ruled against Google’s appeal against a €4.34bn fine imposed by the European Commission (EC) in 2018 for alleged abuse
Indian conglomerate Vedanta will set up a chip manufacturing project alongside Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) in Gujarat, India with an investment of INR1,540bn ($19.4bn). The Taiwan-based electronics
Micron Technology has broken ground on its nearly $15bn memory manufacturing fab in Boise, Idaho, which is said to be the first-of-its-kind facility in 20 years in the
Google has wrapped up the previously announced $5.4bn acquisition of Mandiant, a US-based provider of cyber defense, threat intelligence, and incident response services. As per the terms of
Danish pharma company Novo Nordisk has forged a new partnership with Microsoft with an aim to expedite drug discovery and development by leveraging big data and artificial intelligence
Intel has started construction on the more than $20bn semiconductor manufacturing site dubbed Silicon Heartland in Licking County, Ohio, which will house two advanced chipmaking facilities. The groundbreaking
Darktrace, a UK-based cybersecurity company, said that its talks with Thoma Bravo have ended without a deal after the investment firm announced that it does not intend to
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said that it will not oppose Dye & Durham’s previously announced A$2.47bn ($1.67bn) acquisition of Link Administration subject to the Canadian
SK hynix revealed plans to build a new semiconductor fabrication plant in the South Korean city Cheongju with an investment of KRW15 trillion ($11bn), which will be made
ProLogium, a Taiwan-based solid-state battery (SSB) maker, has announced an investment of $8bn to establish its first overseas gigafactory, which will be located in Europe. The Taiwanese firm