Spanish court orders Meta to pay nearly half a billion euros in damages to media outlets
“The illicit treatment of this enormous quantity of personal data meant Meta had an advantage that Spanish online media could not match.”.
“The illicit treatment of this enormous quantity of personal data meant Meta had an advantage that Spanish online media could not match.”.
Dan Hurley throws shade at UConn medical staff, says team ‘got punked’ in loss
By Heidi Clayton While it may look very scary to see a red lump protruding from your dog’s eye, try not to panic it is probably not a veterinary emergency. Nictitating occurs when a dog’s third eyelid prolapses and bulges from the eye. Since it resembles a cherry popping out, it is commonly known [.] The post What to know about cherry eye and when to call your vet first appeared.
Kim Kardashian Says the Aneurysm Has Been in Her Brain for ‘Years’
Jake Thrupp, ASPI Don’t underestimate the strength of Japan’s strategic transformation, above all in its hardening determination to face accumulating threats. The shift becomes clear to.
The September jobs report will be released Thursday morning, after the Labor Department announced it is scrapping the October version due to the government shutdown. Late Wednesday, a bill forcing the release of information related to the late sex offender of Jeffrey Epstein received President Trump’s signature, and GOP lawmakers are warning the Justice Department…
Goldman Sachs BDC: Big Discount And High Yield Isn’t The Bargain You Think
Walmart Lifts Outlook, Nvidia’s Upbeat Forecast Soothes, More
TLDR Palo Alto Networks beat Q1 expectations with 93 cents EPS vs 89 cents estimated and $2. 47 billion revenue vs $2. 46 billion expected. Stock fell 3% after hours following announcement of $3. 35 billion Chronosphere acquisition at 21x annual recurring revenue. Company raised full-year revenue forecast to $10. 50-$10. 54 billion and EPS guidance to $3. 80-$3. 90 per share. [.] The post Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Stock: Why Wall Street Ignored the Q1 Beat appeared first on Blockonomi.
Virginia could be on track to join 14 other states by requiring a license to purchase firearms, legislators say.