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Chinese regulators are mulling an antitrust probe into Alphabet‘s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google over complaints regarding Android’s dominance of the mobile OS market, according to Reuters.
The probe was proposed by Huawei last year, after U.S. sanctions cut the Chinese tech giant off from Google’s Android-based services. If initiated, the investigation could decide if Google can cause “extreme damage” to Chinese companies by cutting them off from its version of Android and its integrated services.
Investors might initially assume the Chinese market doesn’t matter too much to Google, since it discontinued most of its services in China, including its core search engine and mobile app store, a decade ago.
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However, Google still allows Chinese companies to buy ads on its overseas sites. Google doesn’t disclose that revenue in its SEC filings, but The Information previously claimed Google’s
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept.. 17, 20 20 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE), Inc.. (NASDAQ: OSTK at https://www.webull.com/quote/nasdaq-ostk), a top e-commerce home decor retailer, recently started a brand new fulfillment facility in Fontana, California, in partnership with all UPS Supply Chain Services. The new satisfaction center farther contrasts Overstock’s systemic footprint with key clients, somewhat improving the shipping rate, offering more precise delivery quotes in addition to a quicker interface to warehouse procedure.
This California Satisfaction center positions us to present a far improved delivery process to your clients, explained Ron Hilton, Chief Sourcing, and Operations Officer in Overstock site. Its proximity to significant ports, in addition to its setup location in another of the largest markets, made Fontana ideal to make an even far more efficient connection between our providers and our buyers. I am pleased with our team’s attempt while they continue to boost the complex and powerful supply chain … Read More
Golden announced that it has raised $14.5 million in Series A funding to build a wiki-style database of tech knowledge. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz. Additionally, Vela Partners, Socii Capital, Harpoon, Gigafund, Data Collective DCVC also joined the round. With this round, Marc Andreessen joining the startup’s board of directors.
The startup was founded by Jude Gomila, previously sold his mobile advertising company Heyzap to RNTS Media. With Golden, Gomila’s mission is to build a “knowledge base” that can fill in Wikipedia’s blind spots, particularly when it comes to emerging technologies and startups. The company combines artificial intelligence and human effort to make the process of gathering and communicating knowledge simpler.
In contrast to Wikipedia, which relies mostly on community editing, Gomila said to TechCrunch, most of the data in Golden is gathered using artificial intelligence and natural language processing: “We’re using AI to extract information from the
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