Ed Ludlow

set of rules around um illegal and harmful content um and so yeah it's a there's quite a long list of investigations of x at the moment within the eu but um this certainly adds to it i mean you mentioned france has also been looking into it ofcom in the uk where you sit india but olivia x's response is they've taken the necessary steps in some way of course it's a unit of xai and this again builds tensions between the us and the eu in some government manner

We just showed X's statement, but it was a previous statement on how they go about removing illegal content, including child sexual abuse material.

Very quick, 15 seconds of it.

Does the EU probe have teeth?

And already they are on the heels of a separate 120 million euro EU penalty coming X's way.

Previously, Bloomberg's Olivia Solon breaking all down.

We thank you so much.

Coming up, defence stocks.

They're on the higher side.

In fact, they soared as governments ramp up spending on heightened geopolitical tensions.

More on that next.

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We're halfway through the show, and it's a big week in the world of technology when it comes to earnings.

Tesla, which reports on Wednesday, is currently the laggard down 2%, but it's a bit of a calendar to track.

Now, Apple's the most interesting, up almost 3%.

Actually, it's on track for its biggest jump since October.

People have been passing the third-party data.

There are lots of analysts out there that have said, buy the recent dip because it might be better in China than we first thought when it comes to Apple.

Of course,