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確定確度 89%The tribunal's CSAO judgment says Trial 1 'commenced on 6 October 2025 and concluded on 4 November 2025 - sitting for 12 days', and this Day 1 transcript is headed 'Monday, 6 October 2025'.[1]
The UK consumer group Which? began a 12-day liability trial at the Competition Appeal Tribunal over claims that Qualcomm's licensing practices inflated what 29 million Britons paid for Apple and Samsung phones.
確定確度 86%Qualcomm's[1][3] release says it 'today announced its agreement to acquire Arduino[2]' alongside the 7 October 2025 'From Blink to Think' livestream; CNBC[4] reported the deal at 13:00 UTC on 7 October 2025.
Qualcomm agreed to acquire Arduino, the open-source electronics maker with more than 33 million active users, which keeps its brand and unveiled the UNO Q, its first 'dual-brain' board, on a Qualcomm Dragonwing chip.
China's market regulator opened an investigation into Qualcomm for completing its purchase of Israeli V2X chip designer Autotalks without notifying Beijing, after telling the regulator in 2024 it had dropped the deal.
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確定確度 87%アンタラ通信(2025年10月20日):プラボウォ大統領は「月曜日、ジャカルタの最高検察庁で、国の損失に対する代替金……13兆2,000億ルピアの引き渡しに立ち会った」('menyaksikan penyerahan uang pengganti kerugian negara ... sebesar Rp13,2 triliun di Kejaksaan Agung RI, Jakarta, Senin')。[1]
確定確度 83%All India Radio's report dated October 21, 2025 says "The Japanese Parliament has elected Takaichi Sanae as Japan's first female prime minister".[1]
Both houses of Japan's National Diet named LDP leader Sanae Takaichi prime minister on 21 October 2025, with 237 votes in the lower house and 125 in the upper house, making her the first woman to lead Japan.