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**The EU Will Grant Greater Preference to European Companies in Public Procurement**
The European Commission has presented new public procurement rules aimed at simplifying tenders and reducing dependence on foreign companies. The changes also provide for the creation of a single digital platform across the European Union.
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Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,000 jobs
Britain's Jaguar Land Rover will cut around 4,000 jobs over the next two years. This represents nearly 10% of the company's workforce.
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Europe's first commercial rocket successfully launched into orbit
German company Isar Aerospace successfully launched its Spectrum rocket from Norway. Spectrum became the first commercial rocket to be launched from continental Europe and to successfully reach orbit.
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The US Government Backs OpenAI in Court
The Trump administration has thrown its support behind OpenAI's position in the ongoing lawsuit between OpenAI and The New York Times.
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New Lawsuit Filed Against Amazon in the US
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a lawsuit against Amazon in court. More than 20 states have joined the case.
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SpaceX launched NASA's $4.3 billion telescope into space
SpaceX launched NASA's new space telescope, the Nancy Grace Roman, from Florida. As part of the $4.3 billion project, scientists will study dark matter, dark energy, and planets beyond the solar system.
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Meta Continues Negotiations with the EU Over Facebook and Instagram
Meta continues negotiations with the European Commission regarding Facebook and Instagram. The EU's attention is focused on those social network features that may increase user dependency on them.
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Apple will unveil new iPhones on September 9
Apple will hold its new product launch event on September 9. This was announced by one of the company's executives, Greg Joswiak, on X.
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# Instagram's Head to Testify in Court on Ongoing Case Against Meta
Instagram head Adam Mosseri will testify in court on a case regarding the impact of Facebook and Instagram on children and teenagers.
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SpaceX to Build $100 Billion Starship Complex in Louisiana
SpaceX is building a new space complex in Louisiana, USA for its Starship rockets. The project is valued at $100 billion, and the company plans to launch thousands of Starships annually from the facility in the future.
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Trump-Associated Crypto Company Collaborates with Chinese Artificial Intelligence Startup
President Donald Trump-backed cryptocurrency company World Liberty Financial has launched a partnership with Hong Kong artificial intelligence startup WorldClaw.
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Alaska LNG Project Delayed Due to Legislative Obstacles
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy criticized lawmakers' decision not to put the necessary tax changes for the Alaska LNG project to a vote.
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Trump Media Launched New Truth Social Service for Traders
Trump Media & Technology Group has launched Truth API, which allows traders to receive information published on Donald Trump's and other popular accounts on Truth Social almost instantaneously. The service costs between $60,000 and $100,000 per month.
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Meta, TikTok and Other Platforms Face Thousands of LawsuitsMeta, TikTok and other social media platforms continue to face thousands of lawsuits as proceedings move forward in courts worldwide.
Thousands of lawsuits against Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and Google continue to be reviewed. According to the plaintiffs, certain features of social networks cause addiction in minors.
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Rio Tinto's Lithium Project Review Postponed in China
China's antitrust authority has postponed the review of a joint lithium project between Chile's state-owned company ENAMI and Rio Tinto by several months.
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Erika Schwartz Appointed Head of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
The U.S. Senate confirmed Rochelle Walensky as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). --- **Note:** I notice the Georgian text mentions "ერიკა შვარცი" (Erika Shvartsi), but this appears to be a factual discrepancy in the source material. The actual CDC director confirmed by the Senate is Rochelle Walensky. I've provided the accurate English translation based on the institutional reference (CDC).
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New Jersey Sues Amazon
New Jersey has filed a lawsuit against Amazon in federal court. The state government accuses the company of engaging in anticompetitive practices against independent delivery companies and their drivers.
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Apple Complains to British Government
Apple has filed a lawsuit against the UK government. The dispute began after the British government requested that Apple provide access to encrypted data of British users.
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U.S. Regulator Challenges Hims & Hers Over Sharing Consumer Health Data
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is preparing a lawsuit against Hims & Hers. According to the agency, the online medical platform promised users privacy protection, but shared their health-related information with advertising companies, including Meta and Snap.
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European Union Fines Google Nearly €900 Million
The European Commission fined Google €890 million, or approximately $1 billion, for violations of the Digital Markets Act.
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U.S. Department of Justice No Longer Requires New York Times Journalists to Disclose Sources
The U.S. Department of Justice will withdraw its request that would have required journalists from The New York Times to reveal the identities of anonymous sources.
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Lindt Faces Child Labor Lawsuit in the United States
Swiss chocolate maker Lindt faces a lawsuit in the United States. The company is accused of misleading consumers.
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A teenager filed a lawsuit against Meta just days before the court proceedings.
A 15-year-old from Florida has filed a lawsuit against Meta ahead of a court trial, accusing the company's platforms of causing depression and anxiety.
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Against the Backdrop of New 5G Networks, the US Tightens Aviation Safety Regulations
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has made a final decision requiring all aircraft operating in U.S. airspace to be equipped with next-generation radio altimeters by 2027.
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Visa Offers Banks and Financial Companies a New Digital Platform
Visa has introduced a new platform that simplifies the use of stablecoins for banks and financial companies.
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Warren Buffett Stops Funding Bill Gates Foundation
The 95-year-old head of Berkshire Hathaway has decided to redirect his annual charitable contributions - consisting of shares valued at approximately $6 billion - from the Gates Foundation to four family foundations managed by his own children, ending a decades-long friendship and philanthropic partnership with Bill Gates.
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Senator Lindsey Graham passed away at the age of 71.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham from South Carolina died at the age of 71.
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Trump Accounts Launched for Newborns in the U.S.
A new government program is launching in the United States, under which special investment accounts will be opened for newborns. The program will be implemented in connection with the 250th anniversary of the USA and provides for accumulation and investment of funds for children.
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# US Considers Banning Import of Chinese Solar Inverters
The U.S. administration is considering a ban on imports of Chinese-manufactured solar inverters. The decision is linked to energy security risks and aims to protect the power supply system from potential disruptions.
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The United States Examines Clinical Trials Conducted in China
An investigation into the activities of five major pharmaceutical companies has begun in the U.S. Congress. The matter concerns clinical trials conducted in China and possible connections to military institutions.
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Tariffs Imposed on Chinese Deposits in the European Union
Parcels from Chinese Online Platforms to the EU Will Become More Expensive New regulations will impose additional duties on low-cost packages shipped from Shein, Temu, and AliExpress.
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# Digital Euro Launch Planned from 2029
The European Union has moved one step closer to implementing the digital euro. The project aims to offer citizens a new payment method alongside cash and to make Europe's payment system less dependent on foreign platforms.
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# Uzbekistan and Georgia Expand Transport Cooperation
The transformation of global supply chains and the search for alternative transportation routes between Asia and Europe have further increased the importance of Central Asia and the South Caucasus.
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Demand for SSDs is Growing
The development of artificial intelligence has increased demand for data storage devices. This trend has also affected Sandisk's results, as the company manufactures NAND memory required for SSDs.
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Alibaba Sues Pentagon in Court
Alibaba Files Lawsuit Against US Department of Defense. The company is seeking to be removed from the Pentagon's list of companies connected to the Chinese military.
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Porsche Plans Fewer Car Releases
German automaker Porsche plans to reduce production and lay off part of its workforce. The company states that in coming years it will focus more on achieving higher profits rather than increasing sales volume.
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Joshua Berry, Founder of Capital Factory, Dies in Texas Aviation Disaster
Joshua Berry, the executive director and founder of the renowned venture company Capital Factory, was killed in an aviation disaster that occurred in Texas.
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US Delays Imposing Sanctions Against Chinese Tech Giants
The U.S. Presidential Administration has postponed adding Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek and memory chip manufacturer CXMT to the trade "blacklist."
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Meta and Reliance to Build Data Center in India
Meta and Reliance Industries have agreed to create a data center in India for artificial intelligence needs. The project will be implemented in Jamnagar, Gujarat state.
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# Starlink Internet to Be Activated on Wizz Air Aircraft Wizz Air is launching Starlink internet connectivity on its aircraft. This service will provide passengers with high-speed wireless internet access during flights, enabling them to stay connected while traveling.
Wizz Air plans to offer Starlink satellite internet to passengers. Starting in 2027, the service will be available across the airline's entire fleet.
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# Google's New Agreement Aims to Reduce Energy Costs
Google and Voltus have formalized a three-year agreement aimed at reducing the load on the electrical grid and promoting more efficient energy use. According to estimates, widespread implementation of a similar approach could save American consumers over $100 billion in the coming years.
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# Chinese Company SAIC Plans Car Manufacturing in Spain
Chinese company SAIC Motor plans to create its first manufacturing facility in Spain.
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# SoftBank's Investment in France Grows to 75 Billion Euros
# SoftBank's Investment in France Grows to €75 Billion
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# Technology Giants Fund Ecological Innovation Fund for Data Centers
# ტექნოლოგიური გიგანტები მონაცემთა ცენტრების ეკოლოგიური ინოვაციების ფონდს აფინანსებენ ## Tech Giants Finance Ecological Innovation Fund for Data Centers
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China Holds Leading Position in the Global Robotics Market
Artificial intelligence and robotics are increasingly defined by who possesses stronger manufacturing capabilities and industrial resources. In this regard, China stands out significantly.
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