Alibaba introduces new workplace measures to address sexual assault allegations
As police continue to investigate the sexual assault allegations, Alibaba has taken feedback from staff on how it better prevent workplace sexual harassment.
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SoftBank Q1 net income drops 39% after being slapped with Alibaba fine and Coupang dip
While SoftBank's net sales continue to grow, some of its investments in China have been rocked by increased regulatory scrutiny.
Grab improves Q1 net sales by 39% ahead of US IPO
South East Asia's largest ride-sharing company reduced its net loss by $120 million during the first quarter of 2021.
France fines Google €500m for repeat failure to negotiate in good faith with publishers
Alongside the €500 million fine, Google could face additional €900,000 fines per day if it continues to not provide remuneration offers to various publishers in good faith.
Foxconn and TSMC sign contracts to purchase COVID-19 vaccines for Taiwan
More COVID-19 vaccines are on their way to Taiwan, with Foxconn and TSMC confirming over the weekend that contracts have been signed to procure vaccines for the island.
Epic Games wins appeal to recommence app store competition lawsuit against Apple
The Australian Federal Court has overturned the decision to put the Epic-Apple lawsuit on hold.
SoftBank to pay ¥178.5 billion for licensing rights of Yahoo in Japan
Yahoo Japan will no longer have to pay royalties to Verizon Media for using Yahoo's branding and licensed technologies.
Tech giants warn changes to Hong Kong privacy laws may see them exit the market
Apple, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter among others have called Hong Kong's legislative bodies to make changes to proposed laws that could see them face criminal investigations for sharing information online.
SoftBank attributes having enough Pepper robots for decision to halt its production
The robotics arm of SoftBank is undergoing restructuring, but the decision to halt production of its humanoid Pepper robot was something separate, a company spokesperson said.
Samsung carbon emissions rise despite 100% renewable energy in China, Europe, the US
The Galaxy smartphone maker has failed to meet its emissions target for 2020, releasing more than double the target amount.