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Shoppers are still buying Nike sneakers

By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN Nike’s stock jumped around 11% after the company beat analyst forecasts during its latest quarter. The company’s sales jumped 17% from the same quarter a year prior. Its profit increased 10%, the company said Tuesday. “Consumer demand for Nike’s portfolio of brands continues to drive strong business momentum,” Nike finance chief

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Zuckerberg weighed naming Cambridge Analytica as a concern in 2017, months before data leak was revealed

By Brian Fung, CNN Mark Zuckerberg considered disclosing in 2017 that Facebook was investigating “organizations like Cambridge Analytica” alongside Russian foreign intelligence actors as part of an election security assessment before ultimately removing the reference at his advisers’ suggestion, according to a 2019 deposition conducted by the Securities and Exchange Commission and reviewed by CNN.

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UK lawmakers call on Sun newspaper to sanction Jeremy Clarkson over ‘violent misogynist’ Meghan article

By Jack Guy, CNN Business A group of British lawmakers are calling for action to be taken against columnist Jeremy Clarkson after he wrote a “violent misogynist” opinion piece about Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex in the Sun newspaper, which was later retracted. “We welcome The Sun’s retraction of the article, we now demand action

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EU accepts Amazon commitments in antitrust agreement affecting data and sellers

By Brian Fung, CNN The European Union has struck a deal with Amazon that will resolve multiple antitrust investigations into the company and impose binding restrictions on the e-commerce giant’s business, in another major step by EU officials to rein in Big Tech. The agreement includes several multi-year concessions offered by Amazon, including a commitment

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Wells Fargo ordered to pay $3.7 billion for ‘illegal activity’ including unjust foreclosures and vehicle repossessions

By Matt Egan, CNN Federal regulators fined Wells Fargo a record $1.7 billion on Tuesday for “widespread mismanagement” over multiple years that harmed over 16 million consumer accounts. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Wells Fargo’s “illegal activity” included repeatedly misapplying loan payments, wrongfully foreclosing on homes, illegally repossessing vehicles, incorrectly assessing fees and interest

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