Amazon Relaxes Office Mandate for Corporate Workers— Sort Of
The decision means that some teams may end up coming back to the office full-time, while others may be permitted to adopt a hybrid working model.
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Facebook Oversight Board To Meet With Frances Haugen
The 37-year-old whistleblower is pushing for Facebook to change.
Former Pentagon Software Chief Says U.S. Lags Behind China in Artificial Intelligence
The Pentagon’s first chief software officer told the Financial Times he resigned in protest of what he said was an inadequate response to China’s threat.
Amazon Reseller Thrasio Delays SPAC Merger
Thrasio is one of the largest companies that has bought up online merchants that sell on Amazon.
Apple Seeks to Put Epic Ruling on Hold Pending Appeal
Apple says it would be ‘irreparably harmed’ by the ruling.
SpaceX Hits $100 Billion Valuation from Secondary Sale
The price is a significant mark-up from February, when the company was valued at $74 billion by Sequoia Capital.
Notion Valued at $10.3 Billion by Coatue, Sequoia
The company, which offers a suite of workplace productivity tools, will use the funding to expand its products and hire new staff for international expansion.
Apple Is Building a New Campus in LA
The facilities, which will measure 550,000 square feet, will help the company as it plans to produce more movies and TV shows for Apple TV+.
China Slaps Meituan With $533 Million Anti-Monopoly Fine
The penalty for Meituan is part of the Chinese government's broader regulatory crackdown on the country's internet giants such as Alibaba, Tencent and Didi.
Tesla to Move Headquarters to Texas From California
Tesla joins other California-based companies such as Oracle and Hewlett Packard Enterprise that have moved to Texas or are planning to do so.
China’s Central Bank Says Fintech Crackdown Will Continue
The Chinese government's regulatory crackdown has escalated since it forced financial technology giant Ant Group to cancel its initial public offering last November.
Google Bans Monetization of Climate Change Denial Content
Google's move is one of the most drastic measures taken by internet giants in their efforts to fight misinformation related to climate change.
Google Gives Employers More Power to Monitor Workers’ Smartphones
Google is getting in the habit of sharing workplace monitoring tools with other companies.
WeWork Posts Highest Monthly Revenue Before SPAC Merger
CEO Sandeep Mathrani said he was confident about WeWork’s future amidst increasing revenue and reduced operating losses.
Microsoft Says Most Cyberattacks Originating From Russia
State-sponsored hackers in Russia have been responsible for a vast majority of cyberattacks on the past year, followed by ones in North Korea, Iran and China.
Peloton Rival iFIT Postpones IPO, Citing “Adverse Market Conditions”
iFIT’s postponement raises questions whether other companies will reevaluate plans of going public.
Kanter Appears to Have Wide Senate Support For DOJ Antitrust Spot
Kanter is longtime critic of Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon.
Privacy Expert Olivier Sylvain Tapped by Lina Khan as ‘Senior Advisor’
Sylvain will advise Khan on rule making and emerging technologies.
IAC to Buy Meredith for $2.7 Billion
Billionaire mogul Barry Diller has got his hands on a magazine giant, which his firm, IAC, hopes to turn into a bigger digital media giant.
Facebook Conducting ‘Reputational Reviews,’ Slowing Product Rollouts: Report
The company is investigating whether products could negatively affect children after facing intense scrutiny from lawmakers.
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