FTC Warns Companies to Fix Log4j or Face Possible Legal Action
The agency is examining the impacts on data security from underfunded, but critical open source technology.
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Qualcomm and Microsoft Partner on Chip for “Lightweight” Augmented Reality Glasses
The custom Qualcomm platform will be integrated with existing software from both companies.
Bloomberg Media CEO, NYT’s Ben Smith Launch New Venture
The two executives are stepping down immediately to launch a new media company.
Google Cloud Buys Israeli Cybersecurity Firm
Cloud providers are working to bolster how quickly and efficiently they can help customers respond to cyber threats
Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Convicted of Investor Fraud
A U.S. jury found her guilty of four of 11 charges in a high-profile trial that shined an unflattering light on Silicon Valley.
China’s Tighter Rules for Overseas Listings to Take Effect Next Month
The rules are part of the Chinese government's effort to increase its oversight of companies that collect potentially sensitive data in China.
Coinbase, Robinhood Backer Ribbit Capital Raises $1 Billion
Early Coinbase and Robinhood investor Ribbit Capital has raised its largest fund yet.
Samsung to Include NFT Platform in New Line of Smart TVs
The internet-connected television would give owners a way to buy and sell collectible digital assets.
Apple Becomes First U.S. Company to Reach $3 Trillion Market Capitalization
The company’s market value has more than tripled after hitting pandemic lows in March 2020.
Former Waymo CEO Joins Daimler Truck Board
John Krafcik has joined the supervisory board of Daimler Truck, a company that has partnered with Waymo on deploying autonomous trucks
Tesla Posts Growth in Deliveries Despite Shortages
The electric vehicle maker said it delivered 308,600 vehicles in the fourth quarter, up from 180,667 a year earlier.
Twitter Permanently Suspends Personal Account of Marjorie Taylor Greene for Covid Misinformation
The company said the Republican had violated its code. Her official House of Representatives account remains open.
Tencent Invests in U.K. Digital Banking Startup Monzo
The investment, which values Monzo at $4.5 billion, comes amid a surge in the valuations of fintech startups worldwide.
Shares of Virgin Orbit Fall 1% After Public Listing Via SPAC
The stock slipped to $9.14 at the close of the market Thursday after NextGen’s share price closed at $9.25 Wednesday.
New CA Law Could Impact Amazon’s Quotas for Warehouse Workers
A new California law which goes into effect on Jan. 1 could have a profound impact on how Amazon manages workers.
Tesla Recalls Nearly Half a Million Model 3, Model S Cars
The tally is nearly equivalent to the half a million vehicles Tesla delivered to customers last year.
Netflix, Disney+ Fall Off U.S. List of Most Downloaded Apps
Social media apps ranked highest in Apptopia's annual ranking of the 10 most downloaded apps in the U.S.
No Slowdown in Antitrust Enforcement in 2022, Chinese Regulator Says
Alibaba, Tencent and Meituan have all been hit with massive fines in the past year.
Samsung, Micron Warn of Chip Supply Disruption Amid China Lockdown
The uncertainty over production could add more pressure to the global chip shortage, which has created tight supplies of everything from cars to game consoles.
How Meta Platforms Played Politics In Wake of Haugen Leaks
Lobbyists for the company tried to divide lawmakers in the wake of Frances Haugen's leaks, according to a new report.
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