The 25-Year Number Microsoft Never Filed
Amy Hood said it on the July 29 call. Meta, Amazon and Alphabet each put theirs in a 10-K, to the dollar.
Amy Hood said it on the July 29 call. Meta, Amazon and Alphabet each put theirs in a 10-K, to the dollar.
Glen Hauenstein sold it to investors in 2024. The FTC study that could settle it still has no report.
It's called 84.51°, Kroger owns all of it, and the profit line it feeds grew over 20%.
Six months later, its own 10-Q reported the segment margin widening from 10.2% to 10.9%.
Roku faced up to $150,000 per violation over kids' data. Then came the Fox deal.
Chameleon is DEA's masked-browsing tool. Nine orders, nearly $22M, one real competition.
Google's denied it three times in nine months. Since January, every denial says "directly."
His own BLS logged two straight monthly egg increases first. Food at home: up 2.7%.
S&P estimates roughly half of it is OpenAI's. Oracle deleted even its unnamed reference.
GAO's July audit says so. Congress changed who keeps Medicaid, not why they need it.
South Korea fined Apple and TikTok July 22 over consent. Both practices still run here.
A federal suit says a marketing pipe called Segment got members' heart rate and stress scores. Whoop's policy names it once, in the section for Korea.
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"I recommended to the president that we shut the country down." His words, October 2020.
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Oklahoma's AG calls that review layer a scheme. Allstate says the suit has no merit.
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Thomson Reuters said in April its DHS contract didn't include CLEAR. The successor does.
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At least 2 million home devices, quietly enrolled. Your smart TV might be one, and no tool lets you check.
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Every Republican present voted no. A federal watchdog had just caught CMS calling the program 'guidance' to dodge this exact vote.
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Not your Gmail or Photos library. It's the images, voice, and files you run through Search, on by default since June.
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Jared Kushner's firm took a stake. Your Madden and Sims spending helps cover the new debt.
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Datamasters sold the lists. California's fine was for filing late, not the data inside.
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So did Snopes. The claim that undocumented immigrants out-tax Amazon, GM, IBM and Netflix holds up on direction, just not on the number everyone shares.
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Colorado's governor vetoed it twice. Plus 40 bills, 24 states, two laws full of loopholes.
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A Republican moved to add the President and Cabinet. His own party voted him down, 4-8.
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A federal judge already described how it works: an algorithm deciding, 1.2 seconds a claim.