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16.08.26 - 19:54
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Bloomberg This Weekend | Meta on Trial, the Race To Replace Gov. DeSantis, and Pet Longevity (Bloomberg)
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The news doesn't stop when markets close. Hosts Joe Mathieu, Carol Massar and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend's biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by Rep. Byron Donalds (R- FL), Rob Bonta, California Attorney General, Vice Admiral Robert Hayward, Fmr. CENTCOM Deputy Commander, Jennifer Lee, BMO Capital Markets Senior Economist, Jen Gavito, Fmr. Deputy Asst. Secretary of State, Ben Wikler, Author of “This is the Plan”, and Olivia Ferney, Luxury Travel & Event Expert. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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16.08.26 - 16:42
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Bonta Says Meta Put Profit Over Children′s Safety (Bloomberg)
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta joins Bloomberg This Weekend and calls the landmark youth safety case against Meta a “tobacco moment,” alleging the company knowingly designed Facebook and Instagram features that harmed children and put profit ahead of their safety. Bonta tells hosts Joe Mathieu and Carol Massar the states are seeking financial penalties as well as changes to Meta's products, while the company denies the allegations and says it has worked to make its platforms safer for young people. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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16.08.26 - 14:30
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Meta Faces Landmark Trial Over Youth Harm Claims (Bloomberg)
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Meta faces a landmark federal trial brought by 29 states over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were deliberately designed to addict young users and that the company improperly collected children's data. Bloomberg News Tech Reporter Alexandra Levine joins Joe Mathieu and Carol Massar on Bloomberg This Weekend to explain that the case could expose Meta to substantial penalties and potentially more consequential court-ordered changes to how its platforms operate. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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15.08.26 - 12:18
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Smart glasses controversy sidelines the benefits for disabled people | Letter (The Guardian)
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Guardian readers reflect on the ableism rife in the debate about Ray-Ban Meta eyewear, despite the life-changing difference they can makeYour editorial on Meta's smart glasses acknowledges their value to blind and visually impaired people, then asks that this “not be allowed to distract” from the harms (The Guardian view on Meta's smart glasses: regulators must get on the front foot, 10 August). As an optometrist who owns a small independent practice, I'd suggest that it is visually impaired people who are being treated as the distraction.I was reluctant to stock Ray‑Ban Meta, having no fondness for Meta or Luxottica, but colleagues persuaded me of the benefits for people with sight impairment. The reality has surpassed that. The majority of our buyers have a visual impairment or learning difficulty. One man, practically illiterate, now has the world read to him. Continue reading......
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15.08.26 - 12:06
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Liverpool owner FSG seals £1.65bn sale of 30% stake to consortium including Jeff Bezos (The Guardian)
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Confirmed deal values club as a whole at £5.5bnAmit Bhatia will become club's new vice-chairmanLiverpool's owner, Fenway Sports Group, has confirmed it has agreed the sale of 30% of the club to a consortium including Amit Bhatia, the Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin. The deal is understood to be worth £1.65bn, valuing Liverpool at £5.5bn, and will see Bhatia become the club's new vice-chair on an expanded board.Bhatia, the son-in-law of Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, initiated and led talks with FSG on behalf of the 1892 Holdings consortium, a reference to Liverpool's founding year. The former co-owner of Queens Park Rangers has received financial backing from the Mittal Family Trust, the K5 Sports fund, of which Bezos is the lead investor, and EE Capital, the family office of Elaine and Eduardo Saverin. Continue reading......
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14.08.26 - 20:12
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OpenAI′s Explosive Growth Continues | Bloomberg Tech 8/14/2026 (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg's Tim Stenovec takes a look at OpenAI, which is on track to generate annualized revenue of more than $40 billion, roughly doubling its run rate from the end of 2025. Plus, how a New York City bill backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani could force Amazon to directly employ its delivery workers, and Meta's former chief AI scientist joins a new venture firm to invest in early AI startups. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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