Tech's new business model: 'Do more with less'
Technology companies are focused on continuing to drive down costs while reminding Wall Street they're still investing in AI and cloud infrastructure.
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Bitcoin falls below $27,000 as U.S. regulatory crackdown pressures crypto's biggest market makers
Crypto prices slid on Thursday as investors weighed Jane Street and Jump Crypto's pull back from U.S. trading.
Meta unveils A.I. 'testing playground' to help advertisers build campaigns
Meta introduced several new AI-powered tools and services for advertisers as the company shows how it's putting its mammoth investment in AI to work.
Alphabet trading at highest since August as Wall Street cheers Google's A.I. plans
Analysts seemed pleased that Google's announcements will keep it at the forefront of the AI race and generate returns for the company.
EV big rigs already make sense for half of the $4 trillion freight truck market, says Einride CEO
Freight trucking is a $4 trillion industry. The CEO of Swedish EV startup Einride says going electric over diesel is already cost-effective for half the market.
Sony's faith-based streaming service merges with Hallmark rival Great American Media
Sony's faith-based streaming service Pure Flix is merging with Great American Media, the owner of rival networks to the Hallmark Channel.
Jack Dorsey-backed Bluesky gains steam against Elon Musk's Twitter
Bluesky, backed by Jack Dorsey, is far outpacing rivals like Twitter and Mastodon in regards to the rate of month-to-month mobile app downloads.
CNN town hall shows the network still doesn't know how to handle Donald Trump
CNN's choice to add a cheering crowd to Donald Trump's town hall made the event feel more like a rally than a hard-hitting journalistic enterprise.
Revolut's CFO leaves the digital bank after two years, citing personal reasons
Revolut's Chief Financial Officer Mikko Salovaara is leaving the digital bank after two years, citing personal reasons.
The streaming wars are over, and it's time for media to figure out what's next
Disney's loss of 4 million subscribers during the first three months of the year cements the end of the streaming wars.
CEO of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com steps down after just one year as company swings to profit
JD.com CEO Xu Lei will be replaced by Sandy Ran Xu, the current chief financial officer of the Chinese e-commerce giant.
Why Airbus and others are betting on hydrogen-powered planes instead of electric planes
Aircraft are responsible for 2.5% of global CO2 emissions and the problem is growing. Hydrogen could be a solution, drawing interest from Airbus and startups.
The human genome scientists use to scout for disease just got a major makeover
The pangenome reference is a new, more inclusive collection of reference human genome sequences from 47 people with diverse backgrounds.
Disney’s streaming losses improve even as subscriber numbers decline
Disney is also in the process of laying off thousands of employees under CEO Bob Iger's restructuring plan.
SoftBank posts record $32 billion loss at its Vision Fund tech investment arm
SoftBank's Vision Fund segment posted a 4.3 trillion Japanese yen ($32 billion) loss for its fiscal year ending Mar. 31.
Amazon 'not concerned' about wave of unionizing because of competitive pay, benefits, exec says
Amazon workers in warehouses in the U.S. and U.K. have pushed to form unions due to complaints over wage rises and working conditions.
Drone maker Zipline, on track for 1 million deliveries, adds vitamins, pizzas and prescriptions to cargo
Drone maker Zipline broke through with critical medical supplies, but it's making many more commercial deliveries as it targets one million deliveries.
Hyundai explains how it plans to become one of the world's top three EV makers by 2030
The automaker is investing heavily in research and development, building new plants and platforms as well as expanding EV lines and production capacity.
Google will label fake images created with its A.I.
The data inside the images won't be a visible watermark, but software such as Google Search will be able to read it.
Iger hammers Florida 'retaliation' on Disney's earnings call
Disney isn't the only business in Florida that operates within a special district, CEO Bob Iger said.
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