Elon Musk Can Keep Throwing Cash at Voters for Now

Elon Musk Can Keep Throwing Cash at Voters for Now

A Philadelphia judge on Thursday paused a lawsuit against Elon Musk’s massive cash giveaways to voters in battleground states after the billionaire argued that questions about his political efforts should be resolved in federal court. Philadelphia’s district attorney claimed a $1 million-a-day sweepstakes sponsored by Musk and America PAC, his pro-Trump group, violated state lottery…

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Apple earnings: Beats projections thanks to strong iPhone 16 sales, but China and services lag behind

Apple’s fourth-quarter earnings exceeded expectations on Thursday, driven by robust initial sales of the iPhone 16 series, a lineup emphasising Apple’s new AI-driven features. Apple reported $94.93 billion in sales, just above Wall Street’s target of $94.58 billion, with earnings of $1.64 per share, excluding a significant EU tax charge. However, weaker-than-anticipated sales in China…

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New Health Apps May Pose Challenges to Patient Privacy

New Health Apps May Pose Challenges to Patient Privacy

The popularity of health apps raises significant issues in terms of patient privacy. HIPAA rules apply when protected health information (PHI) is created, received, maintained, or transmitted by covered entities (such as health plans and most healthcare providers) and business associates (such as individuals and companies that provide certain services for covered entities). HIPAA rules,…

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The heated US-China cable competition under the seas

The heated US-China cable competition under the seas

Last week, eight US senators urged President Joe Biden to order a security review of the global network of undersea communications cables, citing the “threat of sabotage” by Russia – and China. It was just the latest expression of US concern over China’s potential espionage in handling network traffic, an accusation Beijing has repeatedly rejected….

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