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Saturday, March 14, 2026

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Power and Payment -Technology- Mar 14, 2026

Trump team reportedly in line for $10 billion from TikTok deal

Donald Trump in the foreground before a TikTok display, with U.S. and Chinese flags and officials in the background during a staged negotiation scene.

Illustration of Donald Trump before a TikTok display as U.S.-China dealmaking looms in the background. This AI-generated image depicts the political and commercial tensions surrounding the reported TikTok agreement. / AI generated

A reported $10 billion payout tied to the TikTok restructuring is intensifying scrutiny of whether the Trump administration turned a national security standoff into a lucrative political transaction.

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dobe logo outside a glass office building beside a laptop showing a subscription cancellation page, with a settlement document and judge’s gavel in the foreground

Adobe agrees $150 million settlement in US subscription lawsuit

Adobe will pay a $75 million fine and provide $75 million in free services under a proposed U.S. settlement over allegedly hidden subscription fees and difficult cancellations.

Meta employees walk past the company’s Menlo Park headquarters beside AI server infrastructure, illustrating the company’s expanding investment in artificial intelligence.
AI push -Business- Mar 14, 2026

Meta Weighs Broad Job Cuts as AI Spending Surges

Meta is weighing another major round of layoffs as it ramps up expensive AI hiring and infrastructure investments.

Employees walking outside an Oracle office at dusk with construction cranes and a data-centre-style buildout in the background.

Oracle readies more job cuts as AI coding tools boost efficiency

Oracle is preparing further layoffs after increasing its restructuring budget and telling investors that AI tools are helping smaller teams produce more software.

Crowds gather inside a large conference hall as speakers appear on stage during the Start Summit in St. Gallen.

Start Summit draws global startup crowd to St. Gallen

The student-run Start Summit will bring more than 7,000 founders, investors and young talents from over 30 countries to St. Gallen on March 19 and 20 for a program focused on deep tech, European innovation and startup growth.

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Startup founders and investors review German venture capital data during a meeting in a Berlin conference room overlooking the city skyline.

German startups raise €8.4 billion in 2025 as mega-rounds lift market

German startups attracted about €8.4 billion in venture capital in 2025, with fewer deals overall but a sharp rise in large financings that pushed the market to its third-highest annual total on record.

Donald Trump in the foreground before a TikTok display, with U.S. and Chinese flags and officials in the background during a staged negotiation scene.

Trump team reportedly in line for $10 billion from TikTok deal

A reported $10 billion payout tied to the TikTok restructuring is intensifying scrutiny of whether the Trump administration turned a national security standoff into a lucrative political transaction.

dobe logo outside a glass office building beside a laptop showing a subscription cancellation page, with a settlement document and judge’s gavel in the foreground

Adobe agrees $150 million settlement in US subscription lawsuit

Adobe will pay a $75 million fine and provide $75 million in free services under a proposed U.S. settlement over allegedly hidden subscription fees and difficult cancellations.

Meta employees walk past the company’s Menlo Park headquarters beside AI server infrastructure, illustrating the company’s expanding investment in artificial intelligence.
AI push -Business- Mar 14, 2026

Meta Weighs Broad Job Cuts as AI Spending Surges

Meta is weighing another major round of layoffs as it ramps up expensive AI hiring and infrastructure investments.

Employees walking outside an Oracle office at dusk with construction cranes and a data-centre-style buildout in the background.

Oracle readies more job cuts as AI coding tools boost efficiency

Oracle is preparing further layoffs after increasing its restructuring budget and telling investors that AI tools are helping smaller teams produce more software.

Crowds gather inside a large conference hall as speakers appear on stage during the Start Summit in St. Gallen.

Start Summit draws global startup crowd to St. Gallen

The student-run Start Summit will bring more than 7,000 founders, investors and young talents from over 30 countries to St. Gallen on March 19 and 20 for a program focused on deep tech, European innovation and startup growth.

Editorial-style image of two professionals reviewing Green Startup Report 2026 findings on a large screen in a modern office, with renewable energy imagery and a downward trend chart.

Green startup scene grows in Germany as new company formation slows

Germany’s green startup ecosystem is still growing, but the Green Startup Report 2026 says new venture creation has recently lost momentum despite rising demand for climate technologies.