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== China Blocks Meta's $2 Billion Acquisition of AI Startup Manus == China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) ordered the cancellation of Meta Platforms' planned $2 billion acquisition of Chinese AI startup Manus, marking a major escalation in cross-border technology tensions. The intervention reflects Beijing's increasing scrutiny of foreign acquisitions in strategic AI sectors and parallels ongoing U.S. restrictions on Chinese technology investments.<ref name="law360">[https://www.law360.com/technology/articles/2324567 Law360 β China Blocks Meta's Planned $2B Manus AI Acquisition]</ref><ref name="cnbc_manus">[https://www.cnbc.com/technology/ CNBC β China blocks Meta's $2 billion takeover of AI startup Manus]</ref> ''See individual article: [[News-China-Blocks-Meta-Manus-AI-Acquisition-2026|April 27, 2026 β China Blocks Meta's $2 Billion Manus AI Acquisition]]'' ---- == OpenAI Restructures Microsoft Partnership, Capping Revenue Shares == OpenAI has restructured its landmark partnership with Microsoft, capping the revenue share payments that Microsoft receives. The renegotiation gives OpenAI greater financial independence and appears designed to address antitrust concerns from the FTC and European Commission about the tightness of Big Tech-AI startup relationships.<ref name="cnbc_ms">[https://www.cnbc.com/technology/ CNBC β OpenAI shakes up partnership with Microsoft, capping revenue share payments]</ref> ''See individual article: [[News-OpenAI-Microsoft-Partnership-Restructured-2026|April 27, 2026 β OpenAI Restructures Microsoft Partnership]]'' ---- == Musk v. Altman Trial: Jury Seated, Opening Arguments Set for Tuesday == A nine-person advisory jury has been seated in the ''Musk v. Altman'' bench trial in San Francisco federal court. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers will preside with the advisory jury; opening arguments are scheduled to begin Tuesday, April 28, 2026.<ref name="cnbc_musk">[https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/27/musk-altman-jury-seated.html CNBC β Judge in Musk v. Altman seats nine-person jury. Opening arguments start Tuesday]</ref> ''See individual article: [[News-Musk-v-Altman-Trial-Begins-April-27-2026|April 27, 2026 β Musk v. Altman Bench Trial Begins]]'' ---- == Supreme Court Hears Geofence Warrant Constitutionality == The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a Fourth Amendment challenge to geofence warrants, which compel technology companies to turn over users' location data to law enforcement. Justices appeared divided on the complex technical and legal issues, with the case poised to set major precedent for digital privacy and law enforcement access to location data.<ref name="law360_geo">[https://www.law360.com/technology/articles/2324566 Law360 β Justices Struggle With Constitutionality Of Geofence Warrants]</ref> ''See individual article: [[News-Supreme-Court-Geofence-Warrants-2026|April 27, 2026 β Supreme Court Divided on Geofence Warrant Constitutionality]]'' ---- == References == <references /> [[Category:International]] [[Category:China]] [[Category:Federal Regulation]] [[Category:FTC]] [[Category:Supreme Court]] [[Category:Data Privacy]] [[Category:Cases Against Meta]] [[Category:Cases Against OpenAI]]
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