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Disney Has a Trick Up Its Sleeve. Should You Buy the Stock Now?

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Disney needs a new growth engine, and an all-encompassing app could do the trick.

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China Earns $500 Million an Hour From Exports Supercharged by AI

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(Bloomberg) -- The US and Chinese economies may still be on their way to decoupling but both are drawing strength from the same source.Most Read from BloombergIran Makes New Offer on Uranium in Response to US, WSJ SaysInside a Year of Chaos and Conflict at Kevin Hart’s Media CompanyEpstein's Black Card: How He Moved Women With His AmexModi Asks Indians to Stop Buying Gold, Hitting Jewelry StocksJust as an AI-driven boom in business investment bolstered US economic growth at the start of this yea

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Korea Roils Market by Floating ‘Citizen Dividend’ From AI

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Meta loses court fight over compensation to Italian publishers

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Meta Platforms on Tuesday lost its fight against an ‌Italian regulatory order that it should compensate ‌publishers for using snippets of their news articles after Europe's top court sided with the Italian telecoms watchdog. The case underscores the ongoing copyright battle between publishers and creators and tech companies over the use of newspaper articles or ‌authors' work for ⁠AI training that have triggered litigation against companies including Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic for ⁠infringement. "The Court finds that a right to fair compensation for publishers is consistent with EU law, provided that that remuneration constitutes consideration for authorising their publications to be ‌used online," said the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).