KPMG Settles A £1.3 Billion Claim Of Negligence From Carillion’s Creditors

KPMG has settled a £1.3 billion lawsuit brought by the liquidators of Carillion, who alleged the auditor was negligent and failed to notice significant warning signs in the outsourcing company’s financial statements prior to its disastrous collapse in 2018. The lawsuit was filed by Britain’s official receiver, who is attempting to recover losses on behalf…

Microsoft Restricts Bing AI Chats Following Some Unsettling Interactions With The Chatbot

Microsoft announced on Friday that the Bing AI chatbot will be limited to 50 questions per day and five questions and answers per individual session. The company wrote in a blog post that the action will curtail some situations in which protracted chat sessions threaten to “confuse” the chat model. Early beta testers of the…

Twitter Will Charge Users For Text Message Account Security

Only paid subscribers will be able to use text messages as a two-factor authentication (2FA) process to safeguard their accounts, Twitter announced on Friday. Only Twitter Blue subscribers will be able to use text messages as their two-factor authentication method after March 20, the company announced in a tweet. Two-factor authentication, designed to increase account…

Tesla May Win The Price Battle For Electric Vehicles In China, But It May Lose The War

Price reductions have boosted Tesla’s sales in China, but analysts and even supporters warn that the American automaker must step up its long-term strategy to avoid getting choked out by competitors who move quickly in the largest market for electric vehicles. First and foremost, Tesla’s January price cuts increased China-made vehicle deliveries by 18% over…

Intel Is Considering Increasing Its Investment In A Chip Packaging Plant In Vietnam: Report

According to reports citing sources familiar with the matter, Intel Corp. is thinking about significantly increasing its current $1.5 billion investment in Vietnam to expand its chip testing and packaging facility there. As businesses push to reduce reliance on China and Taiwan due to political risks and trade tension with the United States, the potential…

Jewellery Firm Pandora Is Expanding Its Range Of Lab-Created Diamonds

Pandora, the Danish jewelry company, plans to expand its lab-grown diamonds product line after customers said they liked the concept but wanted more options, its CEO said on Thursday. Pandora, the world’s largest jewelry manufacturer in terms of production capacity, launched its lab-made diamonds collection in August across 269 stores in the United States and…