The EU has confirmed LinkedIn is liable to pay a 310 million euro (approx. $334 million) fine. The regulator has fined the Microsoft-owned professional networking platform for its targeted ...

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Ravens middle linebacker Roquan Smith wouldn't comment Thursday on whether he has been fined by the NFL, but said he never intended to hurt Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver ...

Both Thread and Zigbee smart home devices communicate more efficiently than Wi-Fi. Each gadget is essentially a network repeater, which improves reach and reliability across all corners of your ...

Goldman Sachs GS-1.52%decrease; red down pointing triangle will be ordered to pay tens of millions of dollars in penalties by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau over its handling of its ...

Promise. As someone with fine (read: easily damaged) hair, blow-drying used to be my nightmare. I felt like every dryer left my strands fried, dried, and frizzy all over, while air-drying would ...

As the Donegal TD and former minister Joe McHugh steps down from frontline politics, his wife Olwyn Enright — herself a former Fine Gael TD — steps in. Enright was on Monday announced as Fine ...

Many developers find themselves weighing the merits of Cursor, Bolt, Replit, and v0, each offering its own unique blend of features and quirks. Whether you’re a seasoned coder seeking ...

The identity of Australia is being destroyed. Our latest fertility figures show Australian women have never had fewer babies per person in our lifetime – just 1.5 per woman. To replace ourselves ...

If this was indeed a measuring stick game for the Ottawa Senators, then they measured up just fine in a 5-4 victory ... should have stopped to pull the Bolts to within a goal at 1:59 of the ...

“We’re seeing DoD really just sort of fine tune some of the regulatory language,” Burnette said.” But overall, I don’t see DoD having made particularly significant changes between what they proposed ...

Under the DSA, which was passed in 2022, regulators can fine companies as much as 6% of their yearly annual revenue for failing to follow transparency rules or address illegal content or ...