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Simaluk, former Calgary Herald biz journalist, dies at 87

Vernon Simaluk, a longtime business journalist for the Calgary Herald, died Nov. 13 at the age of 87. An obituary states, “Vernon ardently aspired to be a newspaper journalist and so he left the Medicine Hat News to enter the University of Alberta where he achieved a Degree in Journalism. First, he accepted a positionContinueContinue reading “Simaluk, former Calgary Herald biz journalist, dies at 87”

1 Thing Direct-to-Consumer Brands Need to Do to Succeed Today, According to Allbirds’s Co-Founder

Joey Zwillinger shifted his strategy for his new women’s health company. source https://www.inc.com/ali-donaldson/allbirds-joey-zwillinger-business-advice-dtc/91276539

Google faces a new antitrust probe in Europe over content it uses for AI

Google faces fresh antitrust scrutiny from European Union regulators, who opened an investigation Tuesday into the company’s use of online content for its artificial intelligence models and services. The latest regulatory flexing by the European Commission in Brussels risks antagonizing President Donald Trump’s administration, though EU officials denied they were singling out American Big Tech companies. The European Commission, which isContinueContinue reading “Google faces a new antitrust probe in Europe over content it uses for AI”

Australia’s social media ban goes into effect Wednesday

On Wednesday morning, local time, over one million Australian children discovered their social media accounts had vanished. And it may not be long before kids in other countries find themselves in a similar predicament. Under the new law, which was approved late last year, no one under the age of 16 in Australia will beContinueContinue reading “Australia’s social media ban goes into effect Wednesday”

Google facing a new antitrust probe in Europe over content it uses for AI

Google faces fresh antitrust scrutiny from European Union regulators, who opened an investigation Tuesday into the company’s use of online content for its artificial intelligence models and services. The latest regulatory flexing by Brussels risks antagonizing President Donald Trump’s administration, though EU officials denied they were singling out American Big Tech companies. The European Commission, which is the 27-nation bloc’s topContinueContinue reading “Google facing a new antitrust probe in Europe over content it uses for AI”