‘Time to Break Up Amazon,’ Says Elon Musk
Musk is a rival of Bezos in the space exploration field.
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DuckDuckGo Says Google Antitrust Probe Looking at Search
Antitrust investigations looking at Google's dominance in search, says rival.
ZoomInfo’s Stock Soars on Opening Day
ZoomInfo's sales and marketing data analytics service fits with investors' longstanding preference for fast-growing enterprise software stocks.
Google CEO Announces Major Shakeups Atop Executive Team
No Google executives were fired on Thursday, but the company’s search, ads, and core engineering teams all have new leaders.
Amazon in Talks to Invest in India’s Bharti Airtel
The talks are the latest sign of a rush by U.S. tech firms to invest in Indian mobile carriers, following Facebook’s investment in Jio Platforms.
Apple’s Tim Cook Pens Open Letter on Racism
Apple CEO Tim Cook published an open letter saying the company needs to do more to combat racism.
Quibi Execs Take 10% Pay Cuts, Eye Layoffs
The pay cuts and potential layoffs come two months after the company launched its streaming service.
South Korean Prosecutors Ask for New Arrest Warrant for Samsung Heir
The charges threaten to create a new distraction for the conglomerate, which already has been struggling amid the outbreak of Covid-19.
Warehouse Workers Sue Amazon After They and Family Contracted Covid-19
The workers allege conditions at the warehouses contributed to their contracting the coronavirus and spreading it to family members, one of whom died.
Senate Passes Bill Amending PPP Requirements
Small business owners will now have 24 weeks, not eight, to spend PPP loans and still qualify for loan forgiveness.
New RealNetworks Software Identifies People in Videos
Streaming video pioneer, which has kept a low profile for the past decade, announces new facial recognition-infused software for consumers.
Early Facebook Employees Pen Letter of Protest
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is grappling with an unusual outpouring of dissent from current and former staff.
CES Plans for In-Person Show Next Year
Since the coronavirus outbreak, tech conferences have mostly either been canceled or moved to a virtual format.
YouTube Restricts Content That Incites Violence, Google Exec Reiterates
At the annual shareholder meeting, CEO Sundar Pichai addressed how Google had responded to the “rash” instances of violence against black community in the U.S.
AMC Theaters Raises ‘Substantial Doubts’ It Can Stay in Business
The company lost $2.1 billion in the first quarter as the Covid-19 related shutdowns ground its business to a halt
Organization Accelerating Black Investors to Host Day of Action
Thursday's event will showcase the struggles black founders, investors and tech employees face in the tech industry.
Andreessen Horowitz, SoftBank Launch New Funds for Underrepresented Founders
The Talent x Opportunity Fund is a donor-advised seed fund designed for underrepresented entrepreneurs.
Snapchat Stops Promoting Trump’s Account
“We will not amplify voices who incite racial violence and injustice by giving them free promotion on Discover,” said Snapchat in a statement.
Warner Music IPO Takes Off
Warner Music today generates 50% more revenue than when it was taken private by Russian industrialist Len Blavatnik, a sign of how streaming has helped turn the music industry around.
Tech Group Files First Lawsuit on Trump Social Media Order
The suit claims that Trump issued an executive order on regulating social media as retaliation against Twitter for fact-checking his tweets.
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