Uber Hit With $963 Million GDPR Fine Over Automated Driver Suspensions — Europe's Second-Largest Data Penalty
Dutch regulators fined Uber €825M ($963M) for automating driver suspensions without human review — Europe's 2nd-largest GDPR penalty ever. Uber will appeal.
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Bank of America (BAC) Q2 FY2026: Trading Breakout and NII Recovery Drive 27% Profit Surge to $9.1 Billion
Bank of America Q2 FY2026: $9.1B net income (+27%), equities trading +70% to $3.6B, IB fees +50%, NII $16B, ROTCE 17.0%, CET1 11.2%. Full-year NII guide raised to upper end of 6-8% range.
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China Orders Tesla's Largest-Ever Recall: 2.98 Million Vehicles in Coordinated 11-Automaker Action
China's SAMR issued two Tesla recalls Aug 21: 2,975,910 for door escape safety and 2,740,642 for driver monitoring — remedied by labels plus OTA, effective Sep 25, 2026.
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Nvidia's Rebellions Approach Costs Under Three Days of Revenue. Seoul Is the Harder Part.
Nvidia opened talks with Korean AI chip designer Rebellions. The deal would cost under three days of NVDA revenue. The real obstacle: Seoul's regulatory approval.
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