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Nearly Half of Product Leaders See Tariffs as Permanent
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Nearly Half of Product Leaders See Tariffs as Permanent

New research shows product leaders are treating tariffs as a permanent business reality rather than temporary turbulence. Companies are responding by discontinuing products, redesigning goods, and absorbing costs as demand softens.

by Elisa RomeroNovember 21, 2025
CISA Takes Aim at Bulletproof Hosting Cybercrime Enablers
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CISA Takes Aim at Bulletproof Hosting Cybercrime Enablers

CISA and international partners have released new guidance targeting bulletproof hosting providers that enable cybercrime. The recommendations help network defenders identify malicious infrastructure and apply targeted filtering. This comes as criminals increasingly rely on services that ignore lega

by Elisa RomeroNovember 21, 2025
Why Healthcare Competition Matters More Than Ever
InnovationPolicy

Why Healthcare Competition Matters More Than Ever

Government now pays 43% of healthcare costs versus 29% in 2000, while competition keeps shrinking. New research shows this consolidation drives prices up 20-65%. The solution might be simpler than we think.

by Elisa RomeroNovember 20, 2025
EU Proposes Major GDPR Rollback to Help Big Tech
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EU Proposes Major GDPR Rollback to Help Big Tech

The European Commission has proposed significant changes to GDPR that would reduce cookie pop-ups and make it easier for companies to use personal data for AI training. Privacy activists are calling it the biggest rollback of digital rights in EU history, while tech lobbyists welcome the simplificat

by Elisa RomeroNovember 19, 2025
Europe’s Privacy Rules Are Getting Weaker, and AI Is to Blame
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Europe’s Privacy Rules Are Getting Weaker, and AI Is to Blame

Europe is considering weakening its landmark GDPR privacy legislation to help AI companies access more data. Privacy campaigners are calling the move the biggest attack on digital rights in years. The changes would simplify cookie pop-ups and delay AI regulation implementation.

by Nathan ColeNovember 19, 2025
Serbia’s Russian-owned oil firm seeks US license to survive
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Serbia’s Russian-owned oil firm seeks US license to survive

Serbia’s NIS oil company, majority-owned by Russian energy giants, has requested a special license from US authorities to maintain operations. The company faces an ownership crisis as Washington pushes for complete Russian divestment. Serbia’s president says the country has just days to resolve the

by Nathan ColeNovember 19, 2025
Meta and Google’s Undersea Cable Projects Hit Major Delays
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Meta and Google’s Undersea Cable Projects Hit Major Delays

Major undersea cable projects by tech giants are stalled due to regional conflicts and security concerns. The delays affect critical internet infrastructure connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa through the volatile Red Sea region.

by Nathan ColeNovember 17, 2025
Why Grok Isn’t on the Government’s AI Playlist Yet
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Why Grok Isn’t on the Government’s AI Playlist Yet

The Trump administration’s flagship AI platform still doesn’t include Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot. While Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic models are available, Grok remains in safety assessment limbo with the GSA.

by Nathan ColeNovember 13, 2025
Trump’s H-1B Visa Flip-Flop Creates Chaos for Tech
BusinessPolicy

Trump’s H-1B Visa Flip-Flop Creates Chaos for Tech

President Trump imposed a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas in September, then told Fox News the US lacks specialized talent. The contradictory policies create uncertainty for tech companies and manufacturers like Hyundai, which faced ICE raids on skilled workers.

by Nathan ColeNovember 12, 2025
China Builds Shadow Fleet for Sanctioned Russian LNG
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China Builds Shadow Fleet for Sanctioned Russian LNG

China is developing a domestic “shadow fleet” of vessels to transport sanctioned Russian LNG. This move helps diversify China’s energy supplies while supporting Russia’s key export industry despite Western restrictions.

by Nathan ColeNovember 12, 2025

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