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    Norway fines Microsoft's Xandr $9.6 million over Grindr data sharing

    Xandr relayed data revealing the sexual orientation of users of Grindr, a dating app for LGBTQIA+ people, to companies in automated ad auctions from July 2018 to April 2020.

    SDKs emerge as key gateway to AI advertising as in-app ad market hits $400 billion

    Independent advertising technology platforms are set to leverage SDKs to dominate the $400 billion in-app advertising market. Growth in this sector is characterized by a shift from traditional web-based advertising methods to SDK-driven strategies. Key companies like AppLovin and InMobi have established extensive SDK footprints, enhancing their competitive advantage. As AI products scale, the importance of advertising will increase to cover operational costs.

    Dividends and stock splits: IRCTC, BEML among 150+ stocks with record dates this week. Check full list

    More than 150 companies have fixed record dates for dividends and stock splits between September 21 and September 25. IRCTC, BEML, Hindustan Copper, Cochin Shipyard and others feature among the stocks with corporate actions scheduled this week.

    Gaming firm Nazara posts Q1 loss; Nitish Mittersain steps down as CEO

    Nazara Technologies reported a revenue decline and net loss for the June quarter. The company announced founder Nitish Mittersain will step down as CEO. Raymond A. Stauffer will take over as the new chief executive officer. Nazara also revised terms for its acquisition of Bluetile Games and BestPlay. The gaming firm raised funds earlier this year to support its acquisition strategy.

    Google offers EU to change adtech policy, no divestment

    Google has proposed changes to its online advertising technology to address EU antitrust concerns. The tech giant is offering concessions to publishers and advertisers. This move aims to avoid a forced sale of its ad exchange business. Regulators are scrutinizing Google's dominance in the digital ad market. The company's proposal mirrors one made in the US.

    Google hit with $3.5 billion fine from European Union in ad-tech antitrust case

    The European Union has fined Google €2.95 billion for violating competition rules by favoring its own digital advertising services. The EU demands Google end its anti-competitive practices and address conflicts of interest within its ad tech business. Google disputes the decision, arguing it will harm European businesses.

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