Crypto companies are playing poker with the SEC as agency cracks down on the industry
Firms like Coinbase and Ripple are playing a game of poker with the SEC, testing the limits of their lobbying power in the hope they can get it to back down.
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Fanatics to buy PointsBet's U.S. assets for about $150 million
Fanatics agrees to acquires sports betting company PointsBet's U.S. assets for $150 million.
Elon Musk still needs 'Twitter sitter,' judges rule
Elon Musk had been fighting to unwind parts of a settlement agreement he and Tesla struck with the SEC over civil securities fraud charges in 2018.
EU approves Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, clearing huge hurdle
Microsoft offered remedies in cloud gaming to earn the approval of European Union regulators for the $69 billion Activision Blizzard acquisition.
Apple supplier Foxconn breaks ground on $500 million India factory
Foxconn's new factory will employ 25,000 workers, according to a government tweet. The company is one of the largest global suppliers of iPhones.
A new company wants to give you a free TV, in exchange for always showing you ads
Telly is offering 500,000 free 55-inch TVs to consumers willing to have a steady stream of advertisements in their homes.
Recycling 'end-of-life' solar panels, wind turbines, is about to be climate tech's big waste business
Solar panels, wind turbines and electric vehicles are all becoming more common. So too is the waste when climate technology reaches the end of its life cycle.
Here's what media giants face as they try to charm advertisers this week
Media companies will put on their annual Upfront shows this week, which come as the industry faces challenges including a soft ad market.
Europe takes aim at ChatGPT with what might soon be the West’s first A.I. law. Here's what it means
A committee of lawmakers in the European Parliament on Thursday approved the EU’s AI Act, moving it further along to becoming law.
Vice Media files for bankruptcy to enable sale to lenders including Soros and Fortress
Once a digital media darling, Vice Media Group on Monday filed for bankruptcy protection after years of financial troubles.
Google staffers praise engineers for I/O, poke fun at execs because they 'just kept saying A.I.'
Google shares jumped after the company's developer conference this week, and employees were quick to give the credit to engineers.
Dan Snyder agrees to sell NFL's Washington Commanders to Sixers owner Josh Harris
Dan Snyder has agreed to sell the Washington Commanders to a consortium led by Sixers owner and private-equity investor Josh Harris.
Elon Musk hires ex-NBCUniversal ad chief Linda Yaccarino to be Twitter's CEO
Twitter has suffered a rapid decline in advertising revenue since Elon Musk took over the social media platform last year.
Massive city growth and climate change are twin opportunities, says manager of $40 billion fund
I Squared Capital chairman Sadek Wahba explains the opportunities at the intersection of urbanization and climate change.
U.S. aims to turn middle-American cities into new tech hubs with $500 million investment
The hope is to create more well-paying jobs across the nation and ensure the U.S. maintains dominance in key areas of tech innovation.
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch extradited to the U.S. to face fraud charges
Lynch arrived in the U.S. Thursday afternoon and is currently detained in San Francisco until bail conditions are met, his spokesperson told CNBC.
NBCUniversal ad chief Linda Yaccarino in talks to succeed Elon Musk as Twitter CEO
Tesla shares rose 2% on the news, as some Tesla investors had worried Musk was growing too distracted with his management of the social media company.
Disney shares sink nearly 9% after the company reports streaming subscriber losses
The company, which posted profit and revenue for the period that were in line with Wall Street estimates, reported a loss of four million Disney+ subscribers.
SoftBank shares drop after its Vision Fund tech investment unit posts a $32 billion record loss
SoftBank's Vision Fund segment lost a record 4.3 trillion Japanese yen ($32 billion) for its fiscal year ending Mar. 31.
Alleged Silk Road 'murders-for-hire' merchant hit with narcotics, money laundering charges
Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the bitcoin-backed marketplace Silk Road, allegedly paid James Ellingson over $500,000 for murders that may not have taken place.
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