Meta Insurance Row Belongs in Delaware State, Carriers Say
Insurers told a Delaware federal court it should remand a coverage dispute with Meta Platforms Inc. and its subsidiary ...
Meta's head of AI: Yann LeCun does not believe in the future of generative AI
Yann LeCun makes bold statements. The head of AI at Meta does not like the Silicon Valley mindset and does not believe in ...
What it means for Delaware if Meta, Facebook's parent company, reincorporates elsewhere
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and other social media platforms, is in discussions to move its incorporation from Delaware, The Wall Street Journal reported last week.
Delaware Law Has Entered the Culture War
Elon Musk has helped bring an esoteric debate around the Delaware Chancery Court to a national stage. Now Dropbox and Meta ...
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What it means for Delaware if Meta, Facebook's parent company, reincorporates elsewhere
Big companies potentially quitting Delaware has been in the news in the past week. Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and other social media platforms, is in discussions to ...
As Musk and Ackman Snub Delaware, Governor Looks at Court (1)
For more than a century Delaware has boasted the premier US business court, as legal home to most Fortune 500 companies and ...
Delaware Supreme Court eases path for some companies to leave state
The Delaware Supreme Court on Tuesday issued a decision involving TripAdvisor that could make it easier for some companies to ...
Meta FAIR: Recognizing language in the brain thanks to AI
Meta recognizes entire sentences from brain activity. Instead of AGI, the FAIR team is striving for AMI – Advanced Machine ...
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Meta networks are a breeding ground for online scams, study shows
The survey aimed to increase knowledge about misleading advertising, which bad actors have used to run scams on Brazilian ...
Top Delaware court rules Tripadvisor’s move to Nevada can proceed without penalty
Decision comes as founder-controlled companies such as Meta, Dropbox and Tesla head for friendlier jurisdictions ...