AliExpress Fined $625M Over Unsafe Toys, Cosmetics
The EU's largest Digital Services Act fine yet accuses AliExpress of giving moderators mere seconds to catch banned toys and cosmetics.
The EU's largest Digital Services Act fine yet accuses AliExpress of giving moderators mere seconds to catch banned toys and cosmetics.
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Comerica's board took a 20% premium in October. Now Fifth Third's $850 million synergy bet gets tested over the Labor Day weekend conversion.
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Lakestar closed a $300 million fund betting Brussels' sovereignty anxiety turns into procurement revenue for Helsing and Auterion.
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GSK just wrote off a chunk of its $2B Bellus buy, admitting camlipixant "is unlikely to transform patient care" after a split Phase 3 readout.
San Francisco's city attorney's office estimates Apple and Google made millions hosting apps that fake-strip real photos. He's demanding all 13 come down.
20 state AGs told the OCC, FDIC and Fed to kill OppFi's and Enova's bank buys, calling the deals a blueprint for evading rate caps.
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