A US appeals court rejected FTX founder Samuel Bankman-Fried’s appeal against his fraud conviction and 25-year prison sentence for stealing billions of customer deposits and investor funds provided to his coll... (more story)

A decision by the Nanjing Intermediate People’s Court offers one of the clearest judicial signals yet that Chinese courts intend to hold AI providers accountable for harmful content they generate, while stoppi... (more story)

The Australian government is developing "a digital duty of care" that will require online platforms to proactively identify and reduce risks of harm, particularly to children, through ongoing risk assessments,... (more story)

Omeed Assefi, the acting antitrust chief at the US Department of Justice, will depart the agency at the end of June in another high-profile departure from the Antitrust Division during the second Trump adminis... (more story)

US tech companies such as Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft that are responsible for large data traffic on European telecom networks should face “mandatory conciliation” in disputes over network fees, accordi... (more story)

Financial support and planned "Made in Europe" requirements aim to help European battery manufacturers close the gap with Chinese rivals, a senior European Commission official responsible for net zero industri... (more story)

Apple will roll out new child-safety controls later this year, partly influenced by Australia’s push to restrict children’s access to social media. Australia’s under‑16 social-media ban has led to millions of ... (more story)

Japanese lawmakers from across the political spectrum have agreed to pursue legal measures aimed at curbing misleading information on social media that could influence elections, reflecting growing concern ove... (more story)