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Nearly entire market value of Meta at stake in lawsuit over addictive apps

Nearly entire market value of Meta at stake in lawsuit over addictive apps

Meta is facing a lawsuit in California initiated by several U.S. states that accuse the company of exploiting young users and failing to protect them from psychological harm caused by Instagram and Facebook. The legal proceedings are set to begin this Tuesday.

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Tobacco industry eyes nicotine pouches for new success

Tobacco industry eyes nicotine pouches for new success

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Michiel de Ruijter tunnel closed temporarily due to operating system failure

Michiel de Ruijter tunnel closed temporarily due to operating system failure

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Chinese bar offers customers free AI access with a beer

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Cabinet wants to build 100,000 homes, but regulations hinder investors

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