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dot com slash Zero Trust AI. Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Friday, June 14th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

The group of seven industrialized nations has vowed to push back against a wave of cheap Chinese high-tech products.

G7 leaders who were meeting in Italy this week said China's massive subsidies on electric

vehicles, batteries, and other products, or hurting other countries.

The move by the U.S. and other G7 members is a coordinated attempt to counter what they consider

to be unfair economic competition.

A spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Washington said the country's industrial

subsidy policy strictly abides by world trade organization rules.

IT firm Atos has received a non-binding offer from the French government to buy part of its big

data and cyber security division for 700 million euros, roughly 751.6 million dollars, including debt. A potential sale could offer a

lifeline to the debt-laden company, though the value of the bid is on the low end

of what the French government had previously

indicated.

Ato said it will discuss the offer with the French state, but that there were no guarantees

a definitive deal would be struck.

And Adobe's stock climbed today, closing up 14.5% to roughly $525.

The software company posted a bigger than expected jump in a profit of 1.57 billion dollars in the latest quarter.

Revenue rose 10% to 5.31 billion dollars, beating analyst expectations.

Adobe also raised its revenue forecast for the year.

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