Apple, Google, and Meta are sharing more data with the U.S. government than ever before, Bitcoin slumps below $80,000, and Autodesk announces major layoffs. Plus, Disney’s NBA-Oscars crossover strategy and a debate on Big Tech’s role in data transparency.

• U.S. judge halts Trump administration’s mass firing plan - Reuters

• Quantum computing struggles to reach its ‘silicon moment’ - Financial Times

• Starmer wins over Trump, but Ukraine concerns remain - BBC

• Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia’s new DOGE assignment - TechCrunch

• TikTok expands its investment in Thailand - Yahoo Finance

• Nvidia chip fraud case leads to Singapore charges - Yahoo Finance

• Apple, Google, Meta increasing government data sharing - The Next Web

• Bitcoin slumps below $80,000 amid ETF outflows - Forbes

• Autodesk lays off 9% of workforce under activist pressure - Bloomberg

• Citigroup’s mistaken $81 trillion account credit - Yahoo Finance

• Disney’s Oscars strategy leverages NBA crossover content - Variety

• MrBeast seeks $5B valuation for business expansion - Bitcoin Insider

Apple, Google, Meta, privacy, data sharing, Bitcoin, Big Tech, TikTok, Disney, Oscars, MrBeast, mental health, AI, layoffs

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