xHB2005 would allow app developers to use third-party payment systems.HB2005 could make it through the Arizona House of Representatives as soon as this week.Photo: James Yarema/UnsplashMost PopularBulletinsTo give you the best possible experience, this site uses cookies. If you continue browsing. you accept our use of cookies. You can review our to find out more about the cookies we use.…xHB2005 would allow app developers to use third-party payment systems.HB2005 could make it through the Arizona House of Representatives as soon as this week.Photo: James Yarema/UnsplashMost PopularBulletinsTo give you the best possible experience, this site uses cookies. If you continue browsing. you accept our use of cookies. You can review our to find out more about the cookies we use.WW…

xThe Senate bill would defend civil rights and take on a range of online harms.The so-called SAFE TECH Act was introduced Friday by Sens. Mark Warner, Mazie Hirono and Amy Klobuchar.Photo: Stefani Reynolds/Getty ImagesMost PopularBulletinsTo give you the best possible experience, this site uses cookies. If you continue browsing. you accept our use of cookies. You can review our to find out more about the cookies we use.…xThe Senate bill would defend civil rights and take on a range of online harms.The so-called SAFE TECH Act was introduced Friday by Sens. Mark Warner, Mazie Hirono and Amy Klobuchar.Photo: Stefani Reynolds/Getty ImagesMost PopularBulletinsTo give you the best possible experience, this site uses cookies. If you continue browsing. you accept our use of cookies. You can review our to find out more about the cookies we use.WW…

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by - 02/11/20 8:45 AM ET✕A district judge on Tuesday approved the $26.5 billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, clearing the final hurdle for two of the largest telecom companies in the U.S. to combine despite a challenge from a group of state attorneys general.The lawsuit from the coalition of 15 attorneys general was the last obstacle standing in the way of the lucrative deal, which has already received the green light from federal regulators.Judge Victor Marrero of the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, a Clinton appointee, wrote that the proposed merger between two of the four major...…by - 02/11/20 8:45 AM ET✕A district judge on Tuesday approved the $26.5 billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, clearing the final hurdle for two of the largest telecom companies in the U.S. to combine despite a challenge from a group of state attorneys general.The lawsuit from the coalition of 15 attorneys general was the last obstacle standing in the way of the lucrative deal, which has already received the green light from federal regulators.Judge Victor Marrero of the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, a Clinton appointee, wrote that the proposed merger between two of the four major...WW…

by - 02/19/20 6:27 PM ET✕The Trump administration is siding with software company Oracle over Google in the pivotal Supreme Court battle that has pitted the U.S. government against some of the top titans of the tech industry. The Department of Justice (DOJ) in a filing on Wednesday  to rule in favor of Oracle in the case that Google once referred to as the “copyright case of the decade.” The DOJ is arguing that Google flouted copyright law when the tech giant copied 11,500 lines of Oracle’s code more than 10 years...…by - 02/19/20 6:27 PM ET✕The Trump administration is siding with software company Oracle over Google in the pivotal Supreme Court battle that has pitted the U.S. government against some of the top titans of the tech industry. The Department of Justice (DOJ) in a filing on Wednesday  to rule in favor of Oracle in the case that Google once referred to as the “copyright case of the decade.” The DOJ is arguing that Google flouted copyright law when the tech giant copied 11,500 lines of Oracle’s code more than 10 years...WW…