Robert Hart, Forbes Staff

The preliminary investigation centers around Arnault’s links to Nikolai Sarkisov and a property deal in a luxurious French ski resort.

YouTube told Forbes Brand violated the platform’s “creator responsibility policy” and that it had taken steps to “protect the community.”

Government officials have reportedly been banned from using iPhones in China and Apple faces stiff competition from domestic firm Huawei after the launch of its new smartphone featuring an advanced microchip.

Though often preventable and easily treated, researchers estimate more than 2.35 billion people are living with parasitic infections worldwide and they are a major source of ill health, disability and death globally.

Lawyers for X said the company should not have to pay the fees needed to kick start arbitration with former employees, which could be as much as $3.5 million.

Outrage is part of Musk’s brand and experts told Forbes it would be unwise to write off the billionaire for his unconventional approach to rebranding Twitter.

Musk’s prediction follows a series of failed forecasts from the billionaire estimating driverless cars are just around the corner.

An Apple App Store listing suggests Threads users will be able to use their Instagram handles and easily port followers over.

Officials in Vietnam reportedly banned ‘Barbie’ for showing China’s nine-dash line on a map of the South China Sea, a territorial claim the country disputes.

McCartney said AI was used to isolate John Lennon’s vocals from a “ropey” old demo tape.