ByteDance and Tencent have each received about 10,000 Nvidia H200 chips, the Financial Times reports - the first confirmed China deliveries since December's US clearance, and a signal for Europe's chip-sovereignty debate.
Google paid $10 million for Spirit Airlines' internal emails, chats and payroll records in a bankruptcy sale - a precedent EU and UK businesses should read closely.
Germany's Bundeskartellamt has closed its four-year case against Apple's tracking framework with binding commitments. Apple must redesign iOS consent prompts within four months.
Apple cut its EU Core Technology Fee to a flat 5% commission, effective October 1, 2026. Here is what changed, why it matters, and what EU app businesses should do now.
ACER, the EU energy regulators' agency, told EU energy ministers annual grid investment needs to double to up to 100 billion euros a year, with network costs rising 20 to 40 percent by 2030.
QuantumLight, the AI-driven venture firm co-founded by Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky, closed a 500 million dollar second fund, twice its debut vehicle, to fund its algorithm, Aleph.
Deutsche Telekom is buying Fiberhost and Inea from Macquarie for about EUR 1 billion, folding an open-access Polish fiber network into T-Mobile Polska - a consolidation risk for any business that relies on neutral wholesale pricing.
Unitree priced Shanghai's STAR Market IPO at a $9 billion valuation, raised $904 million 8,000 times oversubscribed, and debuted up 629 percent - proving China's own capital markets can now fund frontier robotics without a US listing.
Mindgard and Cytix raised Series A rounds a day apart in August 2026. One secures the AI model, the other secures the pipeline around it - and owners now need both.
Mattel built a 300-person games studio aimed at Roblox and Fortnite, not its own platform - a live test of platform-dependency risk for IP owners.
Andon Labs' AI agent Luna recommended a worker's termination and humans carried it out - the first documented AI-triggered firing, with lessons for EU and UK employers under GDPR.
Klarna's stock fell 20 to 21 percent on August 18, 2026, after a guidance cut and the same-day exit of its CFO and CMO. Here is the contract review and fallback test every merchant with Klarna at checkout should run this week.
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