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- 1Jury finds Facebook liable in Cambridge Analytica deception case●Jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users in Cambridge Analytica case
A jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving its users in the long-running Cambridge Analytica case, according to CBS News. The verdict stems from the scandal in which data from millions of Facebook profiles was harvested without consent for political targeting. The ruling marks a significant legal setback for Meta, which has faced years of scrutiny and regulatory action over the episode.
- 2Saudi Arabia's mBridge exit exposes limits of de-dollarisation▼Opinion | Saudi Arabia’s mBridge exit shows the limits of financial de-dollarisation
Saudi Arabia has withdrawn from mBridge, the cross-border digital currency project backed by the Bank for International Settlements that aimed to enable central banks to settle payments without the dollar. Commentators argue the move shows the limits of efforts to build alternatives to dollar-based finance, with Riyadh prioritising its currency peg and close financial ties to the United States over BRICS-style de-dollarisation ambitions.
- 3Study Guide Covers Fluid Drag and Stokes' Law for A-Level Physics●A-Level Physics: Fluid Drag, Stokes’ Law & Terminal Velocity Master Cambridge International CAIE A-Level and IGCSE Physi
A new A-Level physics study resource on fluid drag, Stokes' law and terminal velocity has been shared for students preparing for Cambridge International CAIE A-Level and IGCSE Physics exams. The guide focuses on non-uniform acceleration and includes full mark schemes to help learners practise exam-style questions. It is aimed at students revising these commonly tested mechanics topics.