Twitter shares rise after company says Apple privacy changes had less of an impact than expected on third-quarter results
Twitter on Tuesday reported its third-quarter earnings, meeting analysts' expectations for revenue and user growth.
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Theranos investor Betsy DeVos was misled by Elizabeth Holmes on the tech and financials, representative testifies
A rep who manages investments for the family office of Betsy DeVos testified that Elizabeth Holmes was misleading in trying to lure an investment for Theranos.
Microsoft beats revenue expectations, reporting 22% growth
Microsoft's Azure revenue growth came in ahead of analysts' expectations. The company saw strong demand for consumption-based cloud services in the quarter.
Robinhood shares tank as revenue falls way short of expectations on lighter crypto trading
Stock trading app Robinhood reported third-quarter results Tuesday after the bell.
Iconic VC firm Sequoia is breaking from the venture capital model to hold public stocks longer
Sequoia Capital said in a blog post that the 10-year venture fund has "become obsolete."
Biden nominates FCC chair, new commissioner to give Democrats majority
Biden will name FCC acting Chair Jessica Rosenworcel as permanent chair and former FCC official Gigi Sohn as the fifth commissioner, the White House said.
Verizon partners with Amazon to use tech giant's satellite internet system for rural broadband
Verizon is partnering with Amazon to use the satellite internet system the tech giant is developing to expand rural broadband access in the United States.
$2.35 billion tidal lagoon project with underwater turbines planned for UK
Recent years have seen a number of new developments centered around tidal power take shape.
America must protect these 5 technologies if it wants to remain a superpower, intelligence officials warn
U.S. intelligence officials have issued a stark warning: America's status as a global superpower depends on maintaining a lead in five key technologies.
Fintech giants Stripe and Klarna partner on 'buy now, pay later' as competition heats up
The deal could be a way for Stripe to capitalize on the fast-growing BNPL trend as rivals like Square and PayPal make big moves in the space.
A start-up says its voice recognition tech beats Google and Amazon at reducing racial bias
Researchers have become increasingly concerned about bias in the algorithms powering speech recognition services.
Uber jumps into Europe's rapid grocery delivery market with 15-minute service in Paris
Uber said it has expanded a partnership with French retailer Carrefour to debut a 15-minute grocery delivery service in Paris.
Tesla's China sales have grown to nearly half the size of the company's U.S. sales
Tesla reported sales of $3.11 billion in China in the third quarter, or 48.5% of the $6.41 billion U.S. sales during that time, according to a filing.
India's Mahindra Group expects 50% of vehicles sold by 2030 to be electric
The market for battery-powered vehicles in India is still at a nascent stage, in large part due to high costs associated with owning an electric vehicle.
Zuckerberg slams recent negative press before painting rosy, futuristic vision for Facebook
In Facebook's earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg slammed recent negative press reports based on leaked documents, then painted a rosy vision for the company.
Facebook shares rise as investors focus on earnings beat and look past whistleblower document dump
Facebook shares rose in extended trading Monday after the company reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings while revenue missed estimates.
Tesla hits $1 trillion market cap for the first time after Hertz says it will buy 100,000 electric vehicles
News of the deal brought Tesla's stock to a record high, the second straight trading day the shares have hit a new high.
Facebook whistleblower Haugen tells UK lawmakers the company refuses to take responsibility for its harms
Frances Haugen said the problems stemming from Facebook result from the company's unwillingness to take responsibility for its services.
'Facebook is closing the door on us being able to act,' whistleblower says in UK hearing
Regulators have a small window of opportunity to act on the spread of hate speech and other harmful content on Facebook, Frances Haugen told U.K. lawmakers.
Facebook shares stay positive despite release of new whistleblower documents
The Facebook Papers include stories from 17 U.S. news outlets with access to internal documents provided by former employee Frances Haugen.
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