Amazon Illegally Fired Two Prominent Internal Critics, NLRB Says
The National Labor Relations Board determined that Amazon illegally retaliated against two high-profile internal critics when it fired them last April
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Justice Thomas Lays Out Case for Regulating Digital Platforms Like Utilities
Justice Clarence Thomas said significant market power weighs in favor of common carrier regulation.
Cook Says AR ‘Critically Important’ for Apple, Teases Car Ambitions
“An autonomous car is a robot. And so there’s lots of things you can do with autonomy."
Supreme Court Rules for Google in Long-Running Google v. Oracle Case
The decision has far-reaching implications for tech, overturning a lower court ruling which critics said threatened the ability of software developers to create apps that work well together.
LG Gets Out of Smartphone Market
LG's decision follows years of heavy losses, reflecting struggles that most Android phone makers have in making money from the market.
Personal Data of 533 Million Facebook Users Leaked Online
The data has shown up online three years after the breach.
Waymo CEO Steps Down After Five-Plus Years
Under John Krafcik, Waymo spun out of Alphabet and raised $3 billion from outside investors.
Tesla Deliveries More Than Double in Q1
The latest quarter continued a strong ramp-up in deliveries from the second half of last year.
Microsoft Cloud Outage Takes Down Azure, Teams, Xbox Live
The software giant's second major cloud outage in three weeks raises new questions about the reliability of its services.
Coinbase Sets April 14 for Direct Listing
Private transactions have valued Coinbase at more than $70 billion.
Tiger Global Raises $6.7 Billion for VC Investments
The firm's newest venture fund is among the largest in VC history.
Amazon Explored Opening Discount Depots in Malls and Parking Lots
Amazon has explored opening brick and mortar retail stores to sell discounted home goods, electronics and other small items, Bloomberg reported.
Facebook Notches Supreme Court Win in Robocall Case
The high court ruled Facebook wasn’t sending out unwanted spam text messages.
Facebook’s Giphy Deal Under In-Depth Review by U.K. Antitrust Regulator
The U.K. has extended its review of the merger through mid-September.
Driverless Truck Developer Plus Raises $220 Million Ahead of Likely SPAC Listing
Its biggest investors are Full Truck Alliance, Sequoia Capital China and GSR Ventures.
Compass Prices IPO at Lower End of Range
Compass had already slashed the size of the offering, a sign that that investors may be fretting about the impact of rising interest rates on the real estate market.
TSMC Says Will Invest $100 Billion to Expand Capacity
The pledge comes after Intel said it would spend $20 billion amid a crippling global shortage of semiconductors used in everything from cars to smartphones.
Facebook Changes News Feed; Clegg Defends Against Polarization Charges
Facebook’s VP of global affairs publishes essay addressing Facebook critics
Endeavor Files to Go Public, Again
The entertainment company had to abandon its 2019 IPO after questions arose about its hefty debt load, and amid a turbulent IPO market.
Oracle to Move Customers’ Apps to Its Cloud for Free
Oracle is trailing the cloud market leaders by a wide margin, so it is launching a new program to help customers solve a big challenge.
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