GitHub Eyes China for Subsidiary Launch
Microsoft-owned GitHub, which hosts open source software that's seen as posing a lower security risk for China, is crucial for Chinese computer scientists.
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McAfee Eyeing Acquisition of Symantec’s Consumer Business
Such a deal would bring together two companies that a decade ago controlled a majority of the cybersecurity market.
Luggage Startup Away’s CEO Steps Down
The shakeup comes after a scathing article about CEO Steph Korey's leadership.
Alphabet Appoints Nobel Laureate to its Board
The appointment of Arnold, a Nobel laureate in Chemistry and the third woman to join Alphabet's board, makes sense given Google's focus on health initiatives.
More Than 750,000 Online Birth Certificate Applications Exposed
The incident raises questions about what kinds of companies our civic authorities are willing to do business with.
Judge Puts T-Mobile - Sprint Antitrust Trial on Fast Track
A federal judge puts T-Mobile-Sprint Antitrust trial on a fast track. The outcome of the trial could have huge implications for consumers and SoftBank.
Intel Touts Progress in Shrinking Quantum Chips
Current quantum computers rely on a messy collection of wires, but Intel says it is working on a chip that could eliminate the clutter.
Mass Layoffs at Wag as SoftBank Sells Stake
The Wag era for SoftBank comes to an end—not with a bark, but with a whimper—as the Vision Fund sells its stake back to the startup.
Google Under Labor Investigation for Recent Firings
The NLRB probe comes less than a week after four Google employees file a complaint alleging retaliation for labor organizing.
ViacomCBS to Sell CBS HQ Building
Selling the iconic CBS headquarters building in midtown Manhattan will help ViacomCBS raise money to help pay down debt.
WeWork’s Next Step in Turnaround Effort: $1.75B of Credit
Goldman Sachs plans to pitch SoftBank, not just WeWork, as the borrower to gin up investor interest.
Amazon Blames Trump’s Bias for Lost Pentagon Cloud Contract
AWS blames its loss of $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft on President Trump's animosity for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
Bezos Backs Tech-Military Cooperation
Bezos's comments offer a counterpoint to Amazon's contentious dispute with the Trump administration over the award of a lucrative cloud contract to Microsoft.
Comcast to Invest $2B in Streaming Service in First Two Years
As competitors are pouring money into their streaming services to compete with Netflix, Comcast is taking a cautious approach.
Alibaba’s Ant Financial Expands Microlending Service in China
As China's economy slows, the microlending service enables consumers to buy more on Alibaba's platform while Ant gains more data.
China Orders the Government To Stop Using Foreign-Made Computers
The push to use domestic technology and cut foreign dependency comes as the U.S. has banned China's flagship Huawei from access to key U.S. technology.
AT&T Raises Pay TV Prices
AT&T's price rises follow a similar move by Comcast and comes as a growing number of people are cutting the cord.
Apple Delays Release of “The Banker” Movie
Apple’s decision, after allegations that a co-producer had sexually abused his sister, highlights the challenges faced by the tech company as it is wades into the entertainment industry.
Musk Found Not Guilty in ‘Pedo Guy’ Case
The plaintiff had sought $190 million in damages after Musk called him "pedo guy" during efforts to rescue a soccer team trapped in a cave.
Datadog Releases 20% of shares from lockup provisions
The early lockup release appears aimed to benefit early investors, but with shares falling it's not clear if those investors will reap much gain.
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