Hamsat Abdurasheed

South Korean prosecutors sought a five-year prison sentence and a fine of 500 million KRW ($375,000) for Samsung Electronics Chief Jay Y. Lee. This case was filed at an appeals court on Monday as first reported by Reuters. Lee was declared not guilty of accounting fraud and stock manipulation in February by Seoul Central District Court, but prosecutors appealed the decision, according to News. Az, citing foreign media.

Huawei, a Chinese technology corporation, plans to expand its Harmony operating system with numerous new applications. In a statement, Huawei Chairman Xu Zhijun stated in a speech posted on the WeChat messaging app that the business plans to have 100,000 apps available within a year. With over 15,000 apps presently addressing fundamental needs, Huawei intends to expand its ecosystem with different, personalised applications to reach universal adoption and maturity.

Foodinho, which is owned by Delivery Hero, was fined 5 million euros ($5.20 million) on Friday by Italy’s data protection regulator for unlawfully processing the personal data of over 35,000 riders registered on its digital platform. According to the report, the issues identified included riders’ geolocation data being sent to third parties without their knowledge, including when they were not working (up until August 2023).