U.S. officials link North Korean hackers to $615 million cryptocurrency heist
North Korean state-backed hacking collective Lazarus Group is linked to the theft of $615 million in digital assets, U.S. officials allege.
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Twitter investors sue Elon Musk for failing to promptly disclose the size of his stake
A group of Twitter shareholders are suing Elon Musk for allegedly failing to disclose he had bought a significant stake in the social media company in the right timeframe.
Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion, so it can be 'transformed as private company'
Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter for $54.20 a share, saying the social media company needs to be transformed privately.
Elon Musk says he's 'not sure' he'll be able to buy Twitter after $43 billion bid, teases a plan B
Musk's comments came hours after a regulatory filing revealed that he offered to acquire Twitter for $54.20 per share, or about $43 billion.
Biden pollster GSG is 'deeply sorry' for Amazon anti-union work as labor groups abandon it
After revelations in March that Global Strategy Group was working for Amazon on Staten Island, labor groups say they won't do any more business with the firm.
Tesla shares dip after CEO Elon Musk makes bid to buy Twitter
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk made an offer to buy Twitter.
Chris Sacca's climate investment firm raises $350 million to invest in carbon removal start-ups
Chris Sacca's investment firm, Lowercarbon Capital, announced Thursday it has raised $350 million to invest in carbon removal technologies.
Bitcoin could hit $100,000 within a year, crypto firm's CEO predicts
There are still some headwinds for the crypto market as the global regulatory environment remains fragmented and the digital currency still remains volatile.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says costs from pandemic, inflation and war are too high for company to absorb
Amazon on Wednesday added a 5% fuel and inflation surcharge to fees it charges U.S. third-party sellers who use its storage and shipping services.
Crypto firm Ripple's court battle with the SEC has gone 'exceedingly well,' CEO says
Ripple's fight against a lawsuit from the Securities and Exchange Commission has gone "exceedingly well," CEO Brad Garlinghouse said.
Cramer: Twitter's board has 'no choice' but to reject Elon Musk's offer
Cramer also warned of potential "personal liability" if the board accepts Musk's offer, which would value the company around $43 billion.
Andy Jassy says he doesn't own bitcoin, says Amazon could one day sell NFTs
Jassy said he remains interested in the future of cryptocurrencies and nonfungible tokens, or NFTs.
Amazon CEO Jassy just released his first annual shareholder letter since taking over from Bezos
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Thursday published his first annual shareholder letter since taking over the helm from founder Jeff Bezos last year.
Twitter's CEO warned of distractions days before Musk offered to buy the company
Agrawal's warning followed Musk's reversal of his decision to join the Twitter board after acquiring a roughly 9% stake in the business.
Leaked documents show notorious ransomware group has an HR department, performance reviews and an 'employee of the month'
The notorious ransomware group Conti operates much like a regular tech company, say cybersecurity specialists who analyzed the group's leaked documents.
We sent bitcoin from Miami to a Ukrainian in Poland who withdrew it as cash, all in less than three minutes
CNBC tested out an international transfer of cash with a Ukrainian staying in Poland via bitcoin's Lightning Network.
Amazon slaps U.S. sellers with 5% fuel and inflation surcharge
Amazon said Wednesday it's adding a 5% fuel and inflation surcharge to U.S. sellers who use its fulfillment services.
How Google plans to use 100% carbon-free energy in its data centers by 2030
Google uses 15.5 terawatts of energy a year, the majority of it going to data centers. Also, the company aims to operate on carbon free energy 24 hours a day.
Here are Google's most important US real estate investments in 2022
The company said its projects will cost $9.5 billion this year.
Microsoft's Brad Smith says tech regulation is coming, so industry should participate in shaping it
The message came one day after Apple CEO Tim Cook gave a keynote warning of the potential harms of a key antitrust proposal in Congress.
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