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Latest News in Technology

  • October 22, 2026

    NBA Bettor Pleads Out, Rozier And Pal Seek Separate Trials

    A Missouri gambler accused of conspiring to rig prop bets and to rip off unsuspecting players in mafia-backed poker games with basketball luminaries admitted guilt in both cases Thursday, while former Miami Heat player Terry Rozier and his childhood friend and co-defendant are seeking separate trials in the betting action.

  • October 22, 2026

    States Ask DC Circ. To Ban Google From Paying To Be Default

    If the D.C. Circuit doesn't ban Google from paying to be the default search engine on people's cellphones after it was found to have illegally maintained a monopoly, state enforcers say the tech titan will remain "free to buy tomorrow's defaults with the fruits of yesterday's anticompetitive conduct."

  • October 22, 2026

    Investors Say AST Hid Failures, Made $277M In Insider Sales

    AST SpaceMobile has been hit with a lawsuit accusing the satellite designer and manufacturer of misleading shareholders about the company's prospects amid mounting competition from Starlink, resulting in a drop in the stock's value.

  • October 22, 2026

    Anthropic Can't Get 'Claude Mythos' TMs Yet, USPTO Says

    The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued initial denials of Anthropic PBC's request to register the term "Claude Mythos" for its artificial intelligence products, preliminarily finding that the term would likely be confused with an existing registration.

  • October 22, 2026

    Zimmer Biomet Can't Slip Sales Rep Kickback Claims

    A Massachusetts federal judge has ruled that Zimmer Biomet can't avoid a whistleblower's claims that commissions it paid to independent contractors to sell orthopedic products to surgeons were unlawful kickbacks.

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