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Posted onBesides a wealth of Fortnite skins based on Disney IP, it hasn’t really been clear what the entertainment company has gotten in return for its $1.5 billion investment in Epic from 2024. That could change this November, Bloomberg reports, when Epic releases a Disney-themed extraction shooter. The game is one of three Disney projects the…
New York Times reporter files lawsuit against AI companies
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US banks scramble to assess data theft after hackers breach financial tech firm | TechCrunch
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