Online Safety Act

Business-News-Today.com

Business news, market intelligence, and global industry analysis.

Business-News-Today.com

The Latest

Representative image illustrating a drone flying over California as reports reveal that Iran allegedly considered a surprise drone strike on targets in the state, according to a Federal Bureau of Investigation intelligence bulletin disclosed during the ongoing United States–Iran conflict.

Iran planned surprise drone strike on California, FBI bulletin reveals

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) expands Asia enterprise push through LG CNS partnership

What LG CNS and Palantir’s new partnership means for the future of industrial AI adoption

Representative image of the United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve and oil infrastructure as the Trump administration authorises a 172 million barrel SPR drawdown while 32 International Energy Agency nations coordinate the largest emergency oil release in history to stabilise global crude markets.

Trump administration authorises 172 million barrel SPR drawdown as 32 IEA nations coordinate record emergency oil release

IBM Corporation and Lam Research Corporation launch five-year collaboration to enable sub-1nm semiconductor logic scaling

The sub-1nm race is heating up and IBM and Lam Research just made their move

A representative image illustrating the UK’s regulatory scrutiny of artificial intelligence and online platforms, as Ofcom investigates X and Grok over alleged violations of the Online Safety Act involving AI-generated illegal content.

What happens when AI breaks the law? X and Grok under scrutiny in Ofcom’s landmark case

Ofcom is investigating X over Grok’s role in generating illegal content. Find out what this means for artificial intelligence accountability and UK law enforcement.

byVenkatesh

January 13, 2026

The UK’s Online Safety Act holds tech firms accountable to tackle illegal harms online.

UK Online Safety Act: Tech firms face new rules to combat online harms

The Online Safety Act has come into force in the United Kingdom, placing strict legal obligations on technology…

byPallavi Madhiraju

December 17, 2024

The Latest

Iran planned surprise drone strike on California, FBI bulletin reveals

What LG CNS and Palantir’s new partnership means for the future of industrial AI adoption

Trump administration authorises 172 million barrel SPR drawdown as 32 IEA nations coordinate record emergency oil release

The sub-1nm race is heating up and IBM and Lam Research just made their move

What happens when AI breaks the law? X and Grok under scrutiny in Ofcom’s landmark case

UK Online Safety Act: Tech firms face new rules to combat online harms

Iran planned surprise drone strike on California, FBI bulletin reveals

What LG CNS and Palantir’s new partnership means for the future of industrial AI adoption

Trump administration authorises 172 million barrel SPR drawdown as 32 IEA nations coordinate record emergency oil release

The sub-1nm race is heating up and IBM and Lam Research just made their move

Iran: Get ready for $200 oil. IRGC fires on more ships in the Gulf

Haleon (NYSE, LSE: HLN) bets on China’s oral health boom with £65m Shanghai manufacturing facility

Could subcutaneous PD-1 therapy reshape oncology treatment logistics in China?

Cargo theft is rising across North America. Can Eagle Vision Security’s iFM platform stop it before it starts?