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OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei's new startup wants to launch smartphone in the U.S. to take on Apple
Nothing, the hardware venture from OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, is in early talks with American carriers to launch a phone in the country.
Bitcoin could plunge 70% to $5,000, Standard Chartered predicts, in possible 2023 'surprise'
The potential crash in bitcoin prices makes Standard Chartered's list of scenarios that its analysts feel are "under-priced by the markets."
Tim Draper predicts bitcoin will reach $250,000 next year despite FTX collapse: 'The dam is about to break'
Venture capitalist Tim Draper thinks bitcoin will hit $250,000 a coin by the middle of 2023.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk kicks off first Semi truck deliveries
Tesla originally showed off the Semi design in Dec. 2017.
Amazon's cloud unit faces cost-sensitive customers as economic fears mount
Amazon Web Service has built a giant business by getting companies to offload services to the cloud. But clients are now trying to save money on their bills.
DOJ asks for independent probe into FTX bankruptcy, a likely tactic to gather evidence on alleged fraud
FTX's bankruptcy protection case requires an independent review, the DOJ said in a court filing. It could be used to gather evidence on alleged fraud.
CNN lays off hundreds of staffers after business review − read the memo
CNN laid off hundreds of employees across the company Thursday, the culmination of a six-month business review from new CEO Chris Licht.
Why Silicon Valley is so hot on nuclear energy and what it means for the industry
The amount of money private investors are putting into nuclear energy has never been seen before in the U.S. Here's why, and what it means for the industry.
Amazon media chief Jeff Blackburn retires from the company for the second time
Longtime Amazon employee Jeff Blackburn is retiring for the second time from the online retail and cloud computing giant.
Elon Musk suspends Ye's Twitter account after swastika post
Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, appeared to post an image of a swastika, a symbol synonymous with the Nazis, inside a Star of David.
Tech layoffs send visa holders on frantic search for employment to avoid deportation
The spike in tech layoffs is creating a particularly stressful holiday season for employees on work visa programs who have a short window to find a new job.
Mark Mobius predicts bitcoin could crash 40% to $10,000 next year
Bitcoin could crash to $10,000, a more than 40% plunge from current prices, veteran investor Mark Mobius told CNBC on Thursday.
How Google's Waze has changed from its early days as car travel is remade
Waze, acquired by Google in 2013, grew early with a focus on commuting, but since Covid the app's dominant uses are errand trips and travel.
Salesforce shares slump over 8% after co-CEO Bret Taylor announces surprise departure
Salesforce shares ticked sharply down as investors digested tighter margins and the shocking news of co-CEO Bret Taylor's departure next year.
In defensive interview, Sam Bankman-Fried claims he's broke and committed no fraud
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried sat down with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin at the Dealbook Summit, discussing the collapse of FTX.
Elon Musk shows off updates to his brain chips and says he’s going to install one in himself when they are ready
Elon Musk's health tech venture Neuralink shared updates to its brain-implant technology during a "show and tell" recruitment event.
Twitter stops policing Covid misinformation under CEO Elon Musk and reportedly restores 62,000 suspended accounts
In a recent update to its website, Twitter said that effective Nov. 23, it is no longer enforcing its Covid misleading information policy.
Tesla's chief designer for the Cybertruck on working with Elon Musk and how his favorite design is one he can't talk about yet
CNBC interviewed Tesla's chief designer, Franz von Holzhausen, at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles about the Cybertruck, Elon Musk and more.
Tesla recalls 435,000 cars in China over rear light issue and will issue software update
A total of 142,277 Tesla Model 3 and 292,855 Model Y vehicles could be affected by the issue in which a software defect stops the rear lights from illuminating.
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