CrowdStrike says a China-nexus group pointed the ARTEX agent framework, running mostly on DeepSeek, at foreign ministries and 19 US pharma, chip, defense and nuclear firms — nine confirmed breached, 1.4 billion input tokens in one intrusion, on the vendor's own telemetry.

Sarah Cardell's watchdog says it is acting swiftly on publisher and advertiser complaints, and Meta will say only that it committed to consult before changing terms — a competition charge is harder to settle quietly than a copyright one.

A criminal file, not a planning dispute: the investigation is backed by Finland's licensing and supervision authority and also covers drainage and water-management failures, in a country Google picked partly for its low propensity to protest.