Data Management Startup Cohesity Files Confidentially for IPO
Cohesity, which helps organizations protect and manage large amounts of data, looks poised to beat rival Rubrik to the public markets.
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Meta Pulls Back From CES 2022 as Omicron Anxiety Builds
Meta says it won’t be sending employees to the annual event “out of an abundance of caution and care.”
Verily Further Elevates Longtime Alphabet Executive
Alphabet-owned life sciences and health company Verily has handed chief operating officer Stephen Gillett an additional role as president
Nikola to Pay SEC $125 Million to Settle Charges of Misleading Investors
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Tuesday that electric vehicle maker Nikola will pay $125 million to settle charges that it misled investors about its products.
OnlyFans Founder Tim Stokely Steps Down, Appoints PR Chief Ami Gan as CEO
Tim Stokely, the founder and CEO of OnlyFans, unexpectedly stepped down on Tuesday. Ami Gan, who headed communications, will lead the company.
AT&T Sells Xandr Ad Tech Unit to Microsoft
AT&T once sought to revolutionize TV advertising. It's now waving a white flag as it sells what was once a key ad tech unit to Microsoft.
China’s Top Online Shopping Celebrity Fined $210 Million For Tax Evasion
Huang Wei, known as Viya, was also suspended from Taobao, the online shopping site owned by Alibaba, where her shows drove huge online sales.
Booted From the U.S., China Mobile Seeks to Raise $7.6 Billion in Shanghai IPO
The state-owned carrier is planning the biggest domestic initial public offering in a decade in a major test for China’s stock market.
Tech Hiring Startup Turing Valued at $1.1 Billion After New Funding
Turing, which topped The Information's list of promising business-to-business startups this year, is looking to take on consulting giants.
Meta Platforms Poaches Senior Lawyer From U.K. Antitrust Agency
Jenny Coombes previously spent eight years working as a competition lawyer at Google.
Electric Vehicle Stocks Fall With Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ Plan in Jeopardy
Among the worst hit stocks Monday included electric vehicle makers Lordstown Motors, Rivian and Nikola, which respectively fell 8.2%, 7.9% and 7.3% from the close of the market Friday.
Subscription Streaming Video Content Spending Approaches $50 Billion in 2021
Content spending by subscription streaming services is up 20% year-over-year, new research says, as Netflix and its rivals duke it out to lure new customers.
Google and Facebook Offer New Equity Awards To Retain Talent
Big technology companies are offering bigger stock awards to retain top employees amid the tight job market and competition from upstarts
Oracle to Acquire Healthcare Technology Firm Cerner for $28.3 Billion
With Oracle's cloud business showing signs of life, Larry Ellison is now making a big bet in software for managing electronic medical records.
Google’s YouTube Cements Deal With Disney Over Distribution of Channels
The deal ends a two-day blackout of channels such as ESPN and FX.
China’s SenseTime Gets $512 Million from Cornerstone Investors Despite U.S. Investment Ban
The Chinese artificial intelligence company had to postpone its Hong Kong share sale after the U.S. issued a ban on U.S. investors buying into the company.
Amazon Yielded to Some Demands from Beijing to Operate in China
Amazon partnered with a Chinese propaganda department to open an online storefront for Chinese books and also banned reviews of a book of President Xi Jinping's speeches
TikTok Says School Violence Threats Didn’t Originate on App
TikTok says school violence threats didn't originate or circulate on the app.
The New York Times in Talks to Acquire The Athletic—Once Again
The two companies are in exclusive talks, six months after ending a previous attempt at a deal.
California Regulator Investigates Google’s Treatment of Black Female Employees
The state's Department of Fair Employment and Housing is looking into Google’s treatment of Black female employees following allegations of discrimination, Reuters reported
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