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Meta ordered to pay $25 billion penalty in New Mexico Cambridge Analytica case
Meta to pay $25 billion in penalties related to Cambridge Analytica scandal in New Mexico.
What the coverage shows
Both outlets focus on the same core development: a large penalty against Meta tied to privacy and the Cambridge Analytica matter. The New York Times frames it through a New Mexico lawsuit over misleading users about data privacy, while CNBC foregrounds the case name and calls it a penalty in the New Mexico Cambridge Analytica case. Only the Times extract explicitly says it was one of the largest levied against the company.
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