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Google Retreats On 'Parasite SEO' Crackdown In Europe To Head Off EU Antitrust Fine
Google Retreats On 'Parasite SEO' Crackdown In Europe To Head Off EU Antitrust Fine
Alphabet's Google said on Friday that it has changed how it enforces its spam rules in Europe, following concerns from EU regulators that the policy could unfairly hurt news publishers and other websites that carry content from commercial partners.
The Google logo outside the company's offices in London on June 24, 2025. Carlos Jasso/Reuters
The dispute centers on Google's policy against "site reputation abuse," a practice often called "parasite SEO." It occurs when a third party publishes content on...
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Target Hospitality Jumps As Data Center Boom Fuels Demand For Worker Camps
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Target Hospitality shares jumped in premarket trading after the company announced a new contract to provide mobile housing solutions and related hospitality services for workers at data center construction projects.
The 48-month contract could generate upward of $750 million in revenue for Target Hospitality, which builds, owns, leases, and operates large temporary or semi-permanent "communities" for workers of major projects. The contract covers 3,370 beds.
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