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Facebook's owner fined billions

Facebook's parent company Meta has been fined by the EU Commission to pay equivalent to approximately 9. 2 billion kronor in fines.

Facebook's owner fined billions

Meta meets the EU halfway

There will be fewer targeted ads on Facebook and Instagram within the EU. This is stated by Meta after the EU put pressure on the social media giant.

Meta meets the EU halfway

Musk's wealth increased by 354 billion

The world's richest man, Elon Musk, has increased his lead over number two on Bloomberg's billionaire index. The 21.

Musk's wealth increased by 354 billion

Most Popular Social Media in Sweden 2024

Internetstiftelsen (The Internet Foundation) in Sweden releases an annual report called "Svenskarna och internet" (The Swedes and the Internet), and the [2024 report](https://svenskarnaochinternet. se/rapporter/svenskarna-och-internet-2024/) has now been published.

Most Popular Social Media in Sweden 2024

Mark Zuckerberg's wealth soars – fourth richest

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has made a fortune in recent years. His total assets are now estimated to exceed 200 billion dollars for the first time, according to [Bloomberg's](https://www.

Mark Zuckerberg's wealth soars – fourth richest

Ireland fines Meta for password security breaches

Facebook and Instagram owner Meta is to pay 91 million euros, equivalent to over one billion kronor, in fines for breaches of password security, announces the Irish data protection authority. The authority criticizes in its decision Meta for not having introduced suitable security measures to protect users' password data, and for the company taking too long to warn the supervisory authority about the problem.

Ireland fines Meta for password security breaches

German ban on right-wing extremist newspaper lifted

The German administrative court lifts the temporary ban on the right-wing extremist magazine Compact. It was Interior Minister Nancy Faeser who issued a publication ban in mid-July.

German ban on right-wing extremist newspaper lifted

Upwards on the New York Stock Exchange

The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange closed on a plus on Tuesday. The broad S&P 500 index rose 0.

Upwards on the New York Stock Exchange

German ban on right-wing extremist magazine

Germany has decided to ban the right-wing extremist magazine Compact and authorities are searching buildings connected to the magazine, according to several media outlets. Searches are also being conducted in residences connected to actors for Compact.

German ban on right-wing extremist magazine

Tech giants lifted Wall Street

The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange began the trading week on a positive note, following an upswing in the tech sector. The broad S&P 500 index rose 0.

Tech giants lifted Wall Street