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Digitunity Calls on Companies to Donate Retired Computers and Power Opportunity in Their Communities

Digitunity, a national nonprofit, is urging companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi to donate retired computers to bridge the digital divide. Partnering with AT&T, the initiative aims to increase computer ownership in underserved communities, enhancing access to education, employment, and essential services. The program promotes environmental sustainability by recycling technology and offers a secure donation process through Digitunity's Corporate Concierge Donation Service. This effort addresses high rates of limited computer access in these states, as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Amazon Bid to Shake Off EU Large Platform Designation Rejected by Court

Amazon Bid to Shake Off EU Large Platform Designation Rejected by Court

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Warren Buffett has backed a winner in Alphabet, and there's a bigger worry than AI stocks crashing, veteran investor Tom Russo says

Veteran investor Tom Russo hailed Berkshire Hathaway's Alphabet stake, and said he's more worried about the US debt and the dollar than an AI crash.

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WBI Investments LLC Has $933,000 Stake in AT&T Inc. $T

WBI Investments LLC reduced its stake in AT&T Inc. by 83.9% in Q2, now holding $933,000 worth of shares. Other institutional investors have adjusted their positions in AT&T, with mixed analyst ratings. AT&T's recent earnings met expectations, with a quarterly dividend announced. The stock opened at $25.61, with a market cap of $181.53 billion.

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Meta Stock in Focus -- Tech Giant Crushes FTC in High-Stakes Antitrust Battle

Meta won a major antitrust case as U.S. District Judge James Boasberg ruled the FTC did not prove Meta holds monopoly power in social networking. The case focused on Meta's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. The judge cited competition from TikTok and YouTube. The decision ends a multi-year battle, preventing the FTC from forcing divestiture. Regulators are reviewing options. Meta's stock showed little change.

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If this AI debt bubble ever pops, it won’t be just the Silicon Valley taking the first hit, it’ll be your pension and retirement funds. Why? Because the AI buildout has gotten so capital intensive tha...

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$Alphabet(GOOGL.US)On October 18th Eastern Time, Google officially launched its most powerful AI model to date, Gemini 3, and for the first time, integrated it into Search, Apps, and developer platfor...

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