Europeans Clash Over Landmark Twitter Privacy Case
The standoff is a rare report of differences between Europeans over how to deal with a U.S. tech firm.
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DoorDash Signs Grocery Store Deals to Expand Grocery Delivery
DoorDash's move puts it into more direct competition with Instacart.
Alibaba’s Revenue and Profit Beat Expectations
It's unclear how consistent China's recovery will be when the pandemic is causing economies in other parts of the world to struggle.
Hillhouse Invests $830 Million in Healthcare Arm of China’s JD.Com
JD.com's healthcare unit JD Health had already raised $1 billion and will use the money to broaden its pharmacy supply chain.
TikTok Ready to Settle U.S. Data Privacy Lawsuits
TikTok has said it has reached an agreement on a settlement of 19 class-action lawsuits, but California is holding out.
Palantir to Move Headquarters to Denver
CEO Alex Karp has decried the “monoculture” of the San Francisco Bay Area.
GV Lays Off 8% of Staff Amid Shift in Strategy
The personnel cuts come as the firm will stop offering some of its services—like help with events and recruiting—to its portfolio companies.
Zoom Bringing Videoconferencing to Smart Displays
Zoom is working with Facebook, Amazon, and Google to bring its videoconferencing service to people using smart displays for work.
Airbnb Files to Go Public
The review process could take a couple months, which suggests Airbnb may not go public until the end of November.
Facebook Bans QAnon, Anarchist Groups in Sweeping Crackdown
Facebook said it also will stop auto-suggesting more QAnon-affiliated groups and pages for people to follow.
TikTok to Launch Big Ad Campaign
The campaign, which starts in the U.S. before going global, is meant to draw more users to the popular app.
Apple’s Market Capitalization Hits $2 Trillion
The shares have more than doubled since their lows of late March, during the pandemic sell-off.
Indian Lawmakers Seek to Question Facebook About Extremist Posts
Regulators around the world are taking a closer look at the social network's policies amid growing concerns of its influence.
Trump Says He Supports Oracle Bid for TikTok
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison is close to the White House and has helped raise money for President Trump's reelection campaign.
Google Staffer Takes Leave of Absence to Join Biden Campaign
Former Trump administration official hired by Google takes a leave of absence to join Biden’s campaign.
Uber, Lyft Eye ‘Fleet’ Contingency Plan in California
It's a Plan B if the companies lose their ability to operate normally in the Golden State.
NBCUniversal Vice Chairman Ron Meyer Steps Down Over Affair
Meyer, once a top agent, had run the studio for nearly 20 years before becoming vice chairman, where he provided "strategic guidance."
Viacom in Talks to Sell CNet for $500 Million
The sale is part of an effort by ViacomCBS to reduce its debt. Other assets expected to be sold include Simon & Schuster.
Amazon’s Expansion Plans Bet Big on the Office
Amazon’s plans to add thousands of office jobs comes as the future of remote work and the office is being debated.
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