December 8, 2024
Intangible Assets

Wall Street Journal and New York Post are suing Perplexity AI for copyright infringement

The Wall Street Journal’s parent company, Dow Jones, and the New York Post are suing AI-powered search startup Perplexity for using their content to train its large language models. Both News Corp. publications are accusing Perplexity of copyright infringement for using their articles to generate answers to people’s queries, thereby taking traffic away from the

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Fixed Assets

Kemi Badenoch failed to take advantage of Brexit, says Sir Bill Cash

He later wrote: “Robert Jenrick uniquely resigned in the national interest when he recognised the Government’s failure to make the immigration laws work (the latest IPSOS polling shows immigration continues to be seen as the biggest issue facing Britain). “I note that she remained in office, despite the ‘failure to get the job done’. This

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Financial Assets

Ex-Peloton CEO John Foley ‘lost all my money’ in company exit

Peloton sees first revenue growth since 2021, but forecast remains mixed Peloton reported a modest sales increase of in its fiscal fourth quarter, marking its first year-over-year revenue growth since the 2021 holiday season. Benzinga – News Peloton co-founder John Foley revealed that he nearly lost all his money after leaving the exercise equipment company

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Intangible Assets

TikTok influencer discovers someone else copyrighted her viral phrase

Social media trademark troubles FOX 26 Business Reporter Tom Zizka has more on a possible legal challenge that could be ahead following a viral trend that started on TikTok. HOUSTON – One of the latest social media trends is turning sour for the influencer who’s responsible for it. There’s no way to tell when such

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Fixed Assets

‘Robin Hood’-style supermarket thief scatters cash to share with shoppers in latest brazen raid on Britain’s stores – as admirers say ‘sharing is caring’

This is the moment a ‘Robin Hood’-style supermarket thief scatters cash across a supermarket to share with shoppers in the latest brazen raid on Britain’s stores. Shocking scenes show Tesco workers in Stratford, east London, standing helpless as the masked thug raids their tills.  Rifling through the store’s money behind the protective glass, the yob appears

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Tangible Assets

JPMorgan Chase Faces Lawsuit Aimed at Cash Sweep Program

JPMorgan Chase is reportedly facing a lawsuit that alleges that the bank paid “unreasonably” low interest rates on accounts used in its cash sweep program. Illinois resident Dan Bodea alleges in the suit that the bank used the program to shortchange customers while pretending to act as their fiduciary, Reuters reported Monday (Aug. 26). JPMorgan Chase

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Tangible Assets

Someone else filed to trademark Jools Lebron’s ‘mindful, demure’ catchphrase

Why is everyone trying to be ‘very demure, very mindful’? Jools Lebron’s video about being “demure” has taken over. Everyone from Dunkin Donuts to the White House is trying to get in on being “demure.” “Demure and mindful” – you’d have to be living under a rock to have not heard these phrases flying around

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Fixed Assets

EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT | SEPTEMBER 2024

by maryt@americanrecycler.com Global e-waste generation is estimated to reach 74.7 million metric tons by 2030. One of the first and key elements for the separation of recycled materials is size reduction. Most of the materials to be recycled are comingled with other types of commodities that usually prevent the materials from being readily sorted and

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Operating Assets

Marriott Opens 600th Property in the Asia Pacific Region

Marriott International, Inc. announced the opening of its 600th property in the Asia Pacific excluding China (APEC) region with the Adelaide Marriott Hotel. Paying homage to the company’s flagship brand, the opening marks the first Marriott International property in South Australia, underscoring the company’s focus on growing its presence in emerging destinations. With the 150-year-old

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Gold Investing

The Paralympian blinded by a dodgy takeaway going for gold in Paris

A British Paralympian has revealed how she woke up blind from a coma three months after eating in a fast-food restaurant. Lizzi Jordan, 26, is hoping for gold when she cycles with pilot Danni Khan at the Paralympic Games in Paris this week. She has opened up about how she lost her eyesight after contracting E.

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