A US federal judge has issued a ruling that restricts some of Google's monopolistic practices but rejects breaking up the company or forcing it to sell its Chrome browser. The decision mandates Google to share search engine data with competitors to enhance competition.

A U.S. judge rejected demands to force Google to sell its Chrome browser and Android OS but ordered data sharing with competitors, causing Alphabet's shares to rise 7.8%. The ruling eases investor concerns while promoting competition in advertising.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff confirmed cutting 4000 jobs in the customer support division due to AI adoption, reducing staff from 9000 to 5000 employees.

A U.S. court imposed changes on Google's search engine in an antitrust case but rejected the breakup request, imposing restrictions on traffic directing and requiring data sharing with competitors.

China is confidently advancing in the race to return to the Moon and may surpass the United States. Analyses suggest China could land astronauts on the Moon within this decade, leading NASA in the early phase of the new space race.

A US judge rejected the Trump administration's request to force Google to sell its Chrome browser after the tech giant was found guilty of monopolizing the search market. The judge ordered restructuring of Google's search engine but allowed continuation of default search deals generating billions annually.

A Deloitte study reveals that 58% of consumers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia use generative AI tools like ChatGPT, and 73% made purchases via social media last year, while smartphones remain the dominant digital device.

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Dubai Police seized a minibus illegally loaded with numerous gas cylinders after removing its seats in Al Quoz Industrial area. The police warned of the high risk posed by unsafe storage and took legal action against the driver while impounding the vehicle.

AI-generated videos showing women in bikinis conducting fake interviews have spread online, featuring crude and sexually biased comments, raising concerns about the impact of fake content on social media platforms.