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OpenAI Can’t Dodge Elon Musk’s Fraud Claims in Restructuring Suit
US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California, on Thursday ruled that Elon Musk can pursue fraud claims in the complaint he filed against OpenAI last year. She also declined to dismiss an unjust enrichment claim against OpenAI and Microsoft Corp., a major investor in the startup.
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Musk-Altman Fight Over OpenAI Overhaul Set for March Trial
A federal judge has scheduled a March 16 trial for Elon Musk's lawsuit challenging Sam Altman's plan to restructure OpenAI into a for-profit entity. US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers rejected Musk's request to halt the transformation but expedited the trial to address Musk's claim that the restructuring is unlawful.
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Elon Musk, Sam Altman's Fight Over $97.4 Billion OpenAI Bid Heats Up In Court
In a filing, Sam Altman said Elon Musk's all-cash offer undermines the very claim at the heart of his lawsuit against OpenAI - that its assets can't be "transferred away" for "private gain."
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OpenAI in Talks with Regulator to Become For-Profit Company
OpenAI is in early talks with the California attorney general’s office over the process to change its corporate structure, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Apple Intimidates Workers Who 'Dare to Leave', Alleges Startup Rivos
Chip startup Rivos is countersuing Apple Inc., claiming the tech giant forces employees to sign restrictive agreements that prevent them from working elsewhere and stifle up-and-coming companies that hire its staff.
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Racism Case Against Tesla Draws Hundreds Of Black Workers Saying 'Me Too'
A Black former assembly line staffer at Tesla Inc. is moving to add hundreds of other workers to his 2017 lawsuit in which he called the electric-car maker's production floor a "hotbed for racist behavior."
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Google Defeats Lawsuit Over Privacy Practices Involving Chrome Browser
Google defeated a lawsuit filed in a US court on Monday, that accused the company of collecting data of users who had opted out of sharing web activity on the browser. The lawsuit had alleged that Google tracked IP addresses and browsing history, even if users did not have a Google account, or if they had chosen not to synchronise their Google acco...
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Elon Musk Said to Admit Tesla’s Mistake to Car Crash Victim’s Father
Elon Musk has accepted Tesla’s mistake in the car crash accident that killed a teenager, according to the lawyer of victim’s father. Musk is said to confirm that James Riley was the registered owner of the Tesla Model S car, which has its speed limiter removed without the father’s permission. However, Musk isn’t a witness in the case.
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Google Co-Founder, World's 6th-Richest, Files For Divorce
Sergey Brin, the Google co-founder and world's sixth-richest person, filed for a divorce from his wife of three years, making him the third mega-billionaire to do so in as many years.
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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai Freed From Questioning in Google ‘Incognito’ Privacy Suit
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai was excused by a judge from having to face questioning in a consumer privacy lawsuit over data mining.
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Tesla Crash Emails Show Elon Musk’s Empathy for Grieving Father
Elon Musk emailed for weeks with the father of a teen who died in a fiery Tesla crash and helped to update a speed-limiting safety feature at the grieving man’s request, court records show.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk Faces Reckoning Over Old Tweet in Labour Violation Dispute
One of Elon Musk’s freewheeling tweets from the past came back to haunt him as a three-judge panel questioned whether the Tesla CEO threatened workers with the loss of stock options if they formed a union.
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OpenAI Can’t Dodge Elon Musk’s Fraud Claims in Restructuring Suit
US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California, on Thursday ruled that Elon Musk can pursue fraud claims in the complaint he filed against OpenAI last year. She also declined to dismiss an unjust enrichment claim against OpenAI and Microsoft Corp., a major investor in the startup.
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Musk-Altman Fight Over OpenAI Overhaul Set for March Trial
A federal judge has scheduled a March 16 trial for Elon Musk's lawsuit challenging Sam Altman's plan to restructure OpenAI into a for-profit entity. US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers rejected Musk's request to halt the transformation but expedited the trial to address Musk's claim that the restructuring is unlawful.
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Elon Musk, Sam Altman's Fight Over $97.4 Billion OpenAI Bid Heats Up In Court
In a filing, Sam Altman said Elon Musk's all-cash offer undermines the very claim at the heart of his lawsuit against OpenAI - that its assets can't be "transferred away" for "private gain."
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OpenAI in Talks with Regulator to Become For-Profit Company
OpenAI is in early talks with the California attorney general’s office over the process to change its corporate structure, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Apple Intimidates Workers Who 'Dare to Leave', Alleges Startup Rivos
Chip startup Rivos is countersuing Apple Inc., claiming the tech giant forces employees to sign restrictive agreements that prevent them from working elsewhere and stifle up-and-coming companies that hire its staff.
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Racism Case Against Tesla Draws Hundreds Of Black Workers Saying 'Me Too'
A Black former assembly line staffer at Tesla Inc. is moving to add hundreds of other workers to his 2017 lawsuit in which he called the electric-car maker's production floor a "hotbed for racist behavior."
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Google Defeats Lawsuit Over Privacy Practices Involving Chrome Browser
Google defeated a lawsuit filed in a US court on Monday, that accused the company of collecting data of users who had opted out of sharing web activity on the browser. The lawsuit had alleged that Google tracked IP addresses and browsing history, even if users did not have a Google account, or if they had chosen not to synchronise their Google acco...
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Elon Musk Said to Admit Tesla’s Mistake to Car Crash Victim’s Father
Elon Musk has accepted Tesla’s mistake in the car crash accident that killed a teenager, according to the lawyer of victim’s father. Musk is said to confirm that James Riley was the registered owner of the Tesla Model S car, which has its speed limiter removed without the father’s permission. However, Musk isn’t a witness in the case.
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Google Co-Founder, World's 6th-Richest, Files For Divorce
Sergey Brin, the Google co-founder and world's sixth-richest person, filed for a divorce from his wife of three years, making him the third mega-billionaire to do so in as many years.
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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai Freed From Questioning in Google ‘Incognito’ Privacy Suit
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai was excused by a judge from having to face questioning in a consumer privacy lawsuit over data mining.
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Tesla Crash Emails Show Elon Musk’s Empathy for Grieving Father
Elon Musk emailed for weeks with the father of a teen who died in a fiery Tesla crash and helped to update a speed-limiting safety feature at the grieving man’s request, court records show.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk Faces Reckoning Over Old Tweet in Labour Violation Dispute
One of Elon Musk’s freewheeling tweets from the past came back to haunt him as a three-judge panel questioned whether the Tesla CEO threatened workers with the loss of stock options if they formed a union.
