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04/09/2025
The Norwegian National Oil Company will subscribe to no more than 6 billion Danish krone of ORSTED shares.
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US President Donald Trump publicly discussed his high-profile split with Elon Musk this year, saying that the former ally had no choice but to return to the Republican Party. "I don't think he had a choice," Trump said in an interview recorded on Tuesday for the Scott Jennings show, referring to Musk's political choices being limited to either the Republican Party or the "radical left lunatics." Despite this, Trump generally praised his former donor and downplayed the differences between them. He also insisted that the billionaire had issues that needed to be resolved. "He's a good guy. It's okay that he crossed the line because you know that's just one thing," Trump said about the Tesla CEO. Trump also stated that Musk is "80% a super genius, and the other 20% has some issues. Once he resolves those 20% of issues, he will be great, but he is facing some challenges." Musk has not responded to requests for comment.
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Trump criticized Musk's 82 openness and predicted that the old money would return to the Republican Party.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk: The X platform has 600 million monthly active users, and the total number of users on the X system is close to 1 billion.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk: The X platform has 600 million monthly active users and the total number of users of the X system is close to 1 billion.
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A jury in the United States ruled that Google LLC has violated the privacy of nearly 100 million Google users who requested their account data not be tracked. The jury, consisting of eight people in the San Francisco federal court, found that Google deceived users in the privacy switch in their account settings, which purportedly could prevent the company from collecting user data in third-party applications. Even if users turned on the privacy switch, Google would still continue to collect data. The jury determined that the company's duplication of their data violated California's privacy law. The jury found Google accountable for invasion of privacy, but not in violation of California's Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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