Tech companies are still struggling to retain talent, and Microsoft is the latest firm to increase salary and compensation to keep employees happy.

The direct-to-consumer eyewear seller was hit hard by the Omicron variant in the first quarter of the year. Still, the company is betting on its continued brick-and-mortar expansion to increase its sales and drive down marketing costs.

The subsidiary of Celsius Network, last valued at $3 billion in October, would join a small number of crypto companies that are public.

Shanghai's severe lockdown has dealt a major blow to China's slowing economy and disrupted global supply chains.

The Tesla CEO had earlier said that his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter was "temporarily on hold," even though he was still committed to the acquisition.

CEO Parag Agrawal said "we need to be prepared for all scenarios."

Former Microsoft exec James Phillips was supposed to join Stripe as president of financial services.

The declaration has caused Twitter's stock to drop 20% in premarket trading.

Musk said in a tweet Friday that the $44 billion deal is on hold pending more details on Twitter's spam and fake accounts.

It is unclear whether the coming event could lead to changes to Beijing's ongoing regulatory crackdown on the internet sector.

The installment lender anticipates higher revenue growth in 2022 following a better than expected third quarter.

Shares of the online investment platform were up 25% in after-hours trading.

Lightspark is Marcus’s first venture since working at Facebook, now known as Meta Platforms, where he first oversaw Facebook messenger and later headed its crypto efforts.

Twitter becomes the latest in a spate of companies to signal its intention to be more careful with its spending.

The newly created Warner Bros. Discovery will pay $115 million to telecoms provider BT as part of the 50:50 joint-venture.

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said the Vision Fund is becoming more selective with new investments as the firm focuses on "defense."

The online grocery confirmed reports it had filed to go public as early as this year, though that could change.

The FTC is also investigating how Musk first disclosed his investment.

The new round more than doubles the startup's previous valuation of $6.5 billion after its last funding in October.

With Georgetown law professor Alvaro Bedoya at the FTC, Lina Khan can finally unleash progressive agenda.