REPORTS SAY EA COULD GO PRIVATE IN DEAL VALUED UP TO $50 BILLION
What’s on the table and why it matters Electronic Arts could be taken private by a consortium of investors in a transaction worth as much as $50 billion, according to reports.
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What’s on the table and why it matters Electronic Arts could be taken private by a consortium of investors in a transaction worth as much as $50 billion, according to reports.
Tool shifts from scam ads to fake accounts Meta is rolling out its celebrity facial-recognition checks for Facebook users in the EU and UK, expanding beyond last year’s trials aimed at spotting scam ads with fake endorsements.
Fresh incidents and emergency measures Denmark said drones were sighted again overnight above several armed forces locations, days after similar activity disrupted airports.
Policy address sets priorities Thailand’s new prime minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, delivered his first policy speech to lawmakers, pledging to ease living costs, support small businesses and revive tourism while keeping inflation in check.
New sites and why they matter UNESCO designated 26 new biosphere reserves across 21 countries, expanding a global network that balances conservation with local livelihoods.
Storm impacts and science signals Asia weathered a brutal one-two punch as Super Typhoon Ragasa and Tropical Storm Bualoi caused deadly floods, power outages and landslides across Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Philippines.
National strategy and industry push South Korea is mobilizing tech giants and startups to build large language models tailored to Korean language, culture and enterprise needs.
Policy steps and regional backdrop Germany said it will take new steps to defend against a “high” threat from drones targeting critical infrastructure and crowded public spaces.
Calls for prevention spending After one of its worst wildfire seasons in decades, Spain faces renewed pressure to invest in prevention, from controlled burns and better land management to rural staffing.
Diplomatic warning over survey ship Japan lodged a formal protest after spotting a Chinese survey vessel operating inside its exclusive economic zone near the country’s southwest.
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