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  • AI Startup Suno Inks Warner Music Deal, Settling Litigation

    AI Startup Suno Inks Warner Music Deal, Settling Litigation

    Warner Music Group WMG -2.17%decrease; red down pointing triangle has made a deal with artificial intelligence music-generator Suno that will let the startup launch new models based on licensed songs.

    The agreement settles Warner’s copyright…

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  • Get up to $70 off E Ink tablet bundles

    Get up to $70 off E Ink tablet bundles

    There are a number of reMarkable tablet bundles on sale as part of a Black Friday promotion. These deals offer savings up to $70, depending on what product you choose. The bundles come with a folio case and a Marker stylus.

    The reMarkable 2 is…

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  • Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress

    Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress

    Australia and Solomon Islands have made little progress on a $190 million package to expand the Pacific nation’s police force. The high-profile initiative was announced more than a year ago but Solomons’ Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele says the…

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  • Cannabis Use Reduces Alcohol Consumption by 27%

    Cannabis Use Reduces Alcohol Consumption by 27%

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    A new study found that smoking cannabis before drinking led participants to drink less. Aaron McCoy/Getty Images
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  • Team pinpoints brain cells that drive anxiety in mice

    Team pinpoints brain cells that drive anxiety in mice


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    SAP said in a statement that it is “committed to the highest standards of business ethics and respects the intellectual property rights of others.”

    “o9 believes that the evidence of SAP’s coordinated attack on o9 is clear and compelling,” o9 CEO Chakri Gottemukkala said in a statement.

    Dallas-based o9 specializes in artificial intelligence-powered business planning software. The lawsuit said that SAP had lost customers to competitors after it introduced a new version of its enterprise planning and supply chain management software with “high costs, [a] long timeline, operational risks, and poor implementation.”

    The lawsuit said that three o9 executives, all based in the Netherlands, left for SAP this year and took more than 22,000 files with them that included confidential technical, marketing and sales information about o9’s supply-chain software.

    The complaint said that SAP has since altered its software to “closely mimic” o9’s products.

    “It has now become evident that SAP wishes to displace o9 as the leader in the advanced business planning solutions space by attempting to copy o9’s platform architecture, its capabilities, and its product messaging strategies,” o9 said.

    o9 requested a court order blocking SAP from misusing its trade secrets and unspecified monetary damages.

    The case is o9 Solutions Inc v. SAP SE, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, No. 3:25-cv-03245.

    For o9: Taj Clayton, Adam Alper, Michael De Vries, Carson Young and Christopher Lawless of Kirkland & Ellis

    For SAP: attorney information not yet available

    Reporting by Blake Brittain in Washington

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  • OSIRIS-APEX spacecraft takes selfie with Earth during flyby

    OSIRIS-APEX spacecraft takes selfie with Earth during flyby

    After successfully scooping up a sample from asteroid Bennu and sending it to Earth for study in 2023, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft became OSIRIS-APEX and was tasked with a new mission: study asteroid Apophis, another near-Earth asteroid that…

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