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Reddit is not owned by “Israeli interests”; the company’s principal shareholders are and significant institutional and individual investors such as , with no credible evidence in the supplied material...
Chinese authorities combine legal mandates, corporate cooperation and advanced technologies — including the “Great Firewall” (blocking sites and filtering keywords), pervasive CCTV and facial/voice re...
China’s internet censorship is implemented by a cluster of state bodies—most prominently the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the Central Propaganda Department, the Ministry of Public Securit...
Available reporting shows Lilium sought new capital around late 2024 and early 2025 via an investor consortium (Mobile Uplift Corporation) that agreed to invest roughly €200–€205 million to restart op...
Lilium’s investor picture is split between earlier venture backers such as Tencent, Atomico, Earlybird and Baillie Gifford — who appear across company statements and profiles — and a late‑2024/early‑2...
Tencent does not own Roblox Corporation outright; reporting repeatedly shows Tencent holds a 49% stake in the China joint venture that operates a localized Roblox service, while Roblox Corporation ret...
China is not literally "out" of AI chips, but it is facing a significant shortage of , creating real constraints for large‑scale model training and deployment. Shortages reflect a surge in domestic de...
Ubisoft faces three recurring complaints in recent reporting: employee pushback over an alleged , targeted , and a sweeping to steward major franchises. These claims come from overlapping reports publ...