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Chinese government-backed trolls are targeting U.S. voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election to promote divisive narratives on contentious issues, according to new research.
Chinese government-backed trolls are targeting U.S. voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election to promote divisive narratives on contentious issues, according to new research.
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A former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul helped a Chinese official eavesdrop on a conference call and forged the governor’s signature as part of a lucrative scheme to advance Beijing’s interests, according to a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday.
A former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul helped a Chinese official eavesdrop on a conference call and forged the governor’s signature as part of a lucrative scheme to advance Beijing’s interests, according to a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters returned to Columbia University on the first day of classes, presenting a fresh challenge for school officials after demonstrations roiled the campus during the previous academic year.
Pro-Palestinian protesters returned to Columbia University on the first day of classes, presenting a fresh challenge for school officials after demonstrations roiled the campus during the previous academic year.
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Nikkei Falls More Than 3% Amid Risk Aversion
The Nikkei Stock Average opened lower, after major U.S. stock indexes overnight notched their worst day since Aug. 5.
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Credit-Rating Providers Settle With SEC Over Off-Channel Communication Violations
Six credit-rating providers, including Moody’s and S&P, agreed to pay a total of $49 million in civil penalties in the latest settlement with the SEC over off-channel communications.
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Fuji Soft Could Consider Bain’s Proposal If Binding Offer Submitted
Fuji Soft said it has received a counteroffer proposal from Bain Capital and would consider it if the U.S. private-equity firm submits a binding offer.