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If you let Google have your data, why not the NHS?

A government with access to personal information could deliver welfare and services much more easily – and could also be a bulwark against the tech giants’ business practices

Mark Cuban on Harris, Trump and not looking for ‘a brawl’ with AOC over Lina Khan

The billionaire also answers questions on AI, taxes and a world of memes

Quit if you don’t like our office-working policy, Amazon executive suggests

Matt Garman, head of AWS unit, says ‘there are other companies around’, according to transcript

Hike in capital gains tax will spark tech exodus from UK, investor says

Harry Stebbings says tax rules make Britain ‘a bad place to do business’ as he warns of entrepreneurs leaving

UK’s Alan Turing Institute launches redundancy consultation process

Institute for AI and data science sends memo saying it will concentrate on fewer projects

Is it worse to have no climate solutions – or to have them but refuse to use them?

Tech barons are forever predicting some amazing new technology to fix the climate crisis. Yet fixes already exist

Google to buy nuclear power for AI datacentres in ‘world first’ deal

Tech company orders six or seven small nuclear reactors from California’s Kairos Power

Former Post Office IT chief claims Horizon system has no fundamental flaw

Mike Young said he saw nothing ‘fundamentally wrong’ and defended ability to remotely access branch accounts

BMW chief says EU combustion engine ban will shrink car industry

Oliver Zipse tells Paris motor show 2035 cutoff point for CO2-emitting cars is ‘no longer realistic’

Elon Musk was not barred from UK investment summit, says cabinet minister

SpaceX owner would be invited in future if he had investment streams the UK could bid for, says Peter Kyle

Tesla’s value drops $60bn after investors fail to hail self-driving ‘Cybercab’

Investors criticised lack of detail about the ‘robotaxi’ showcased by Elon Musk

Google faces US government attempt to break it up

Department of Justice examining ‘structural remedies’ to challenge tech corporation’s internet search monopoly

Rio Tinto to buy US lithium producer Arcadium in $6.7bn deal

Acquisition by Anglo-Australian miner comes despite global headwinds in electric car market

US states sue TikTok, claiming its addictive features harm youth mental health

Lawsuits allege platform’s ‘dopamine-inducing’ algorithm can lead to anxiety, depression and body dysmorphia

Women’s health tech ‘less likely’ to get funding if woman is on founding team

Research also shows pitches from female founders less likely to succeed if using phrases such as ‘women’s rights’

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