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Facebook Faces Lawsuit Over Crypto Scam Ads From Australian Mining Billionaire Andrew Forrest
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest said he is launching criminal proceedings against Meta's Facebook in an Australian court, alleging that it breached anti-money laundering laws and its platform is used to scam Australians.
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Australia's Richest Man Takes Facebook To Court Over Scam Ads
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest said on Thursday he is launching criminal proceedings against Meta Platform Inc's Facebook in an Australian court, alleging that it breached anti-money laundering laws and its platform is used to scam Australians.
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Australian Billionaire To Help Publishers With Google, Facebook Deal
Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's philanthropic organisation will help 18 small news publishers in the country collectively negotiate with Google and Facebook to secure licensing deals for the supply of news content.
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Australia Prime Minister Praises Magnate Andrew Forrest's "Game-Changing" $298 Million Philanthropy
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest on Monday made the country's biggest philanthropic gift by a living individual, donating Australian $400 million ($298 million) to causes covering health, education and fighting modern slavery.
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Australia's Richest Person Likely to Give Half Her Fortune Away: Report
After a protracted and bitter family financial feud, Australian iron ore magnate Gina Rinehart is preparing to give away half her fortune to charity, media reports said today.
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From 'disappointing' to 'great flagship device', Samsung Galaxy S4 gets mixed reviews
Samsung Electronics Co premiered its latest flagship phone, the Galaxy S4, which sports a bigger display and unconventional features such as gesture controls and which will spearhead its efforts to challenge Apple Inc on its home turf.
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IBM's 2013 outlook raises hopes for more tech spending
IBM, the world's largest technology services company, promised better than expected full-year growth after its fourth-quarter results beat estimates, a sign that fears of corporate delays in technology spending may have been overblown.
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Facebook Faces Lawsuit Over Crypto Scam Ads From Australian Mining Billionaire Andrew Forrest
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest said he is launching criminal proceedings against Meta's Facebook in an Australian court, alleging that it breached anti-money laundering laws and its platform is used to scam Australians.
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Australia's Richest Man Takes Facebook To Court Over Scam Ads
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest said on Thursday he is launching criminal proceedings against Meta Platform Inc's Facebook in an Australian court, alleging that it breached anti-money laundering laws and its platform is used to scam Australians.
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Australian Billionaire To Help Publishers With Google, Facebook Deal
Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's philanthropic organisation will help 18 small news publishers in the country collectively negotiate with Google and Facebook to secure licensing deals for the supply of news content.
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Australia Prime Minister Praises Magnate Andrew Forrest's "Game-Changing" $298 Million Philanthropy
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest on Monday made the country's biggest philanthropic gift by a living individual, donating Australian $400 million ($298 million) to causes covering health, education and fighting modern slavery.
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Australia's Richest Person Likely to Give Half Her Fortune Away: Report
After a protracted and bitter family financial feud, Australian iron ore magnate Gina Rinehart is preparing to give away half her fortune to charity, media reports said today.
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From 'disappointing' to 'great flagship device', Samsung Galaxy S4 gets mixed reviews
Samsung Electronics Co premiered its latest flagship phone, the Galaxy S4, which sports a bigger display and unconventional features such as gesture controls and which will spearhead its efforts to challenge Apple Inc on its home turf.
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IBM's 2013 outlook raises hopes for more tech spending
IBM, the world's largest technology services company, promised better than expected full-year growth after its fourth-quarter results beat estimates, a sign that fears of corporate delays in technology spending may have been overblown.
