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Explore "tech regulations" with insightful episodes like "The EU cracks down on Big Tech", "U.S. Air Strikes in Middle East, Tech Testimony, Texas Border Dispute", "EU pushes back on ‘too big to care’ tech companies", "Chip Stocks Fall on Possible China Curbs; NY Skies Set to Darken Again" and "How a TikTok ban could actually work" from podcasts like ""Marketplace", "Up First", "FT News Briefing", "Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition" and "The Vergecast"" and more!

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The EU cracks down on Big Tech

A big antitrust law goes into effect today in the European Union. The Digital Markets Act is an effort to regulate Big Tech companies like Apple and Google. It’s designed to make the internet more competitive, but enforcement may prove tricky. Also in this episode: new retail subscriptions, the latest Beige Book insights, and a cowboy-skier-friendly sport.

enMarch 07, 2024

U.S. Air Strikes in Middle East, Tech Testimony, Texas Border Dispute

The U.S. attacked 85 targets in Iraq and Syria in retaliation for the deaths of three American servicemembers last weekend. Tech executives were grilled at a Capitol Hearing. And the scene at a park in Eagle Pass, Texas, where federal and state authorities are each seeking control over the border.

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Up First

en-usFebruary 03, 2024

EU pushes back on ‘too big to care’ tech companies

US and European corporate bond markets have started September with a bang, the EU released a list of digital services that will have to comply with the bloc’s new regulations, and the FT’s Alice Hancock explains how Europe’s drought is hitting the agriculture and energy industries.

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US and European companies rush to issue debt before rate decisions

Big Tech faces fresh legal obligations as Brussels lists services bound by new rules

Retail investors power into uranium

Europe’s water crisis: how supplies turned to ‘gold dust’

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enSeptember 07, 2023

Chip Stocks Fall on Possible China Curbs; NY Skies Set to Darken Again

Your morning briefing. The news you need in just 15 minutes. On today's podcast:

1) Nvidia Drops on Report US Plans More AI Chip Curbs for China
2) UBS Preparing to Cut More Than Half of Credit Suisse Workforce
3) NY Skies Set to Darken Again With Smoke From Canada Fires

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Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

enJune 28, 2023

How a TikTok ban could actually work

Today on the flagship podcast of quantum dots: 02:33 - Makena Kelly explains the various attempts from the US government to ban TikTok, and how that could actually work. TikTok ban: all the news on attempts to ban the video platform Inside the US government’s fight to ban TikTok 25:06 - Allison Johnson explains the state of the Android phone market, and where it’s headed next this year. The best Android phone to buy in 2023 51:28 - Chris Welch explains why this may be the best time to buy an OLED TV. This is the best time in a decade to splurge on a premium OLED TV Making sense of new TV features in 2022 Vote for us in the People’s Voice Webby Awards for Best Technology Podcast: http://bit.ly/3moCTDs Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we'd love to hear from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

enApril 19, 2023

ByteDance limits daily app time for kids in China + Next Unicorns: Orbital Insight’s Kevin O’Brien | E1286

In news, Jason covers Bytedance's decision to institute a 40 minute limit for kids on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok (1:56) and hits on the real estate situation in SF and implications for the startup community (15:02). Then, Orbital Insight's CEO Kevin O'Brien joins for the next installment of our Next Unicorns series (21:38) discussing how to make sense of billions of satellite images and pieces of sensor data to form a comprehensive view of the world.

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