The online clothing rental service saw massive sales growth in the fourth quarter, but its operating costs also soared.

The company is investing in additional offices and data centers outside of its East and West Coast hubs

The online scrapbooking service is letting more merchants integrate their online stores to increase the number of shoppable posts on the platform. The company is also beta testing an in-app checkout powered by Shopify that it hopes will drive more sales.

The platform which launched at the end of March has been struggling to attract viewers.

A proposed class action lawsuit says the former shareholders missed out on the rising share price because he didn’t disclose the stake by March 24 as he should have.

Spending on online advertising last year rose 35% to $189 billion, with most of the spending concentrated on 10 online publishers and platforms.

Pegatron, Apple’s second-largest supplier, said it shut production lines in Shanghai and Kunshan due to Covid lockdowns.

The Apple CEO said the antitrust regulations would make iPhones less safe by allowing users to download unvetted apps from outside Apple’s own App Store.

Microsoft's infamously complex and restrictive software licensing terms are now frustrating some customers as they renew contracts.

But the list of 45 domestic games didn’t include any titles by Tencent or Netease, China’s biggest gaming publishers.

Private equity firm's latest big cybersecurity deal follows its acquisition earlier this month of cloud business planning software provider Anaplan.

Advertisers are allocating a small but growing portion of their budgets to the short-video app

Datto, which had struggled since its October 2020 IPO, is best known as the provider that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used to back up her emails.

The Oracle-backed company is challenging Intel in one of the biggest chip markets.

The move, which has been approved by Shopify's board and is pending approval from shareholders, could give Shopify's CEO Tobias Lütke more voting control.

The company withdrew offers from students who used dorm addresses in Russia citing “security considerations and legal sanctions requirements”

The move raises questions about the ultimate future of ABC.

The shocking reversal comes just days after Musk revealed he had 9.1% stake in Twitter. He spent the weekend firing off a string of provocative messages on the social media platform.

Shares of the ride- hailing and e-commerce company rose as much as 23% after it raised $1.1 billion on Indonesia’s stock market.

The carmaker said it would delay deliveries as many suppliers were forced to stop manufacturing from China’s strict Covid lockdowns.