Chip Maker Kioxia Postpones $3.2 Billion IPO Amid U.S.-China Tensions
The Tokyo listing by Kioxia, partially owned by Japan's Toshiba, could have been Japan's biggest IPO this year.
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Shares in Chinese Chip Maker SMIC Drop on U.S. Sanctions
The export restrictions on a Chinese tech giant could further escalate the tensions between Washington and Beijing.
Judge Blocks White House Move to Ban TikTok Downloads
TikTok said its parent ByteDance is continuing to talk with the U.S. government about its proposed deal with Oracle and Walmart.
CEO of Startup That Violated Airbnb Rules Steps Down After Investigation
The departure comes five weeks after an investigation by The Information, which revealed Domio’s practices of renting homes on Airbnb that flouted some cities’ rules.
Podcasting Company Wondery Explores Sale
The firm expects a sale could fetch over $200 million.
Judge to Rule on TikTok Request to Halt Pending Ban
The unusual hearing comes ahead of a ban of the app slated to take effect late Sunday.
Latest AI Breakthrough Could Lead to Smarter Robots
AI researchers have made major progress by training models using text, and now they're adding images to the mix.
Alphabet Settles Shareholder Cases Over Sexual Harassment Handling for $310 Million
The settlement will establish new corporate diversity programs, as well as force Alphabet to make changes to how it handles harassment cases.
Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Raising $150 Million Fund
Ohanian left Initialized Capital, the early-stage VC fund he co-founded, in June.
Senate Panel Seeks to Subpoena Tech CEOs Over Liability Shield
Republicans on the Senate Commerce Committee scheduled an Oct. 1 vote on whether to compel the CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and Google to testify.
Google Expected to Crack Down on App Store Payments
Companies like Netflix, Spotify, and Epic Games have bypassed Google’s in-app purchase rules for years, Bloomberg reports.
European Commission to Appeal Apple Tax Defeat
The July decision was seen as a defeat for European regulators' efforts to clamp down on sweetheart tax arrangements in the European Union.
Tesla’s Growth in China Helps Local Rivals Raise More Money
As Tesla’s sales in China grow, local electric car makers are going public and expanding their production.
Google Suffers Outage
Service was restored within an hour and the company said it ruled out sabotage.
Global Climate Tech Investment Reached $16 Billion Last Year
Climate tech is the "next frontier for venture capital," according to a detailed new research report.
Hacker Uses Microsoft 365 Logins in Government Server Attack
In an unusual case, a hacker used legitimate authentication credentials to gain access to a government server and steal data.
Amazon Unveils New Echo and Ring Products, Confirms Game Streaming Service.
Amazon's new Echo and Ring products include the Echo Show 10, with a swiveling camera that follows people around the room and streams entertainment—including Netflix.
Spotify Signs Deal With Chernin to Turn Podcasts Into Movies
The deal shows Spotify's expanding ambitions with podcasting.
ChargePoint to Go Public in $2.4 Billion SPAC Deal
ChargePoint will get access to $493 million in cash that it can use to expand its network in North America and Europe.
Epic Games, Spotify Form Coalition for App Fairness
The coalition lists its principles, starting with the rule that "no developer should be required to use an app store exclusively."
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