Delrahim: Not All Mergers Are Bad
The official laid out the limits of the Department of Justice's power when it comes to preventing tech mergers.
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TikTok Adjusts Lobbying as Washington Reviews China Ties
A ramped up lobbying effort comes as the company is under the microscope over its purchase two years ago of Musical.ly.
Trucking Software Startup Convoy Raises $400 Million
The funding round valued the Uber-like digital truck dispatching service at $2.75 billion.
Google’s Collection of Healthcare Records Draws Federal Scrutiny
The investigation shouldn't come as a surprise to Google since the privacy of healthcare data is protected by law.
Tencent’s Earnings Take a Hit
A slowing economy and competition ate into advertising revenue at the Chinese gaming and video platform.
Disney Plus Goes Live, With Some Glitches
The issues are likely to be quickly forgotten if the company solves the problems promptly, but it likely wasn't what the company was hoping for.
SmileDirect’s Losses Balloon, Stock Tanks
A huge loss and persistent regulatory concerns undermined investor confidence, even though revenue grew by 50%.
Apple in Talks for Production Deal With Former HBO CEO
Hiring the former HBO exec, who oversaw some of the most successful shows ever, could be a sign of Apple's strategy in the streaming wars.
Researchers Describe New Security Vulnerability in Intel Chips
The situation highlights the difficulties facing chip makers trying to secure microprocessors as hacking attempts get more and more sophisticated.
Schumer Worried About Army Using TikTok
There's concern that the Chinese-owned app may be compromising the security of the U.S. Army's recruiting.
Amazon Recruits More Chinese Factories as Unsafe Products Are Uncovered
Chinese sellers on the e-commerce giant's Marketplace are hard to police for quality, safety and trademark issues.
Magic Leap Raising More Money
The company could be a takeover target for a bigger company looking to deepen its presence in augmented reality.
Amazon Posts Jobs for New Grocery Chain
The job ads are confirmation the e-commerce giant is pushing further into physical retail.
Cloud Backup Provider Carbonite to Be Acquired for $1.4 Billion
The acquisition is a reminder of how important it is for customers to have a Plan B for data stored in the cloud.
Through Partnership, Google Has Access to Millions of Health Records
It’s just the latest example of how Silicon Valley’s giants appear to show little restraint when it comes to collecting citizens’ private data.
Uber CEO Backtracks Saudi Arabia Comment
Calling the murder of Jamal Kashoggi a Saudi Arabian “mistake” and equating it to a malfunctioning self-driving car was a major public blunder.
Ex-Uber Chief Kalanick Lets Go of More Uber Shares
Kalanick once said he wanted to return to Uber as CEO one day, but selling more shares suggests that's unlikely.
WeWork’s Next CEO? Maybe T-Mobile’s John Legere
Legere is a central figure in T-Mobile’s proposed merger with Sprint, also controlled by SoftBank, and moving him to WeWork could complicate that deal.
Alibaba’s Shopping Event Sets New Record, Unsurprisingly
Alibaba offers a lot of coupons and incentives to boost the event’s overall numbers, including pre-orders that are recorded as Nov. 11 purchases.
Tencent to Make Nintendo Switch Games for U.S., Europe
The focus on the popular Nintendo console makes sense, but developing games for western consumers could be a challenge.
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