‘No single company can address the climate crisis alone’: Business leaders on why co-operation is so important
As COP26 nears, calls for an approach which focuses on working together in favor of a common goal are growing louder by the day.
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Facebook whistleblower behind major leak is going to testify in Europe
Hot on the heels of her appearance in Congress, Frances Haugen is now set to give evidence to lawmakers in British Parliament.
Top Facebook digital currency engineers depart to join Andreessen Horowitz's crypto fund
Two of Facebook's leads in its Novi digital wallet division left the company to join Andreessen Horowitz's growing crypto team.
Amazon will let managers decide how often employees come into the office
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in a memo Monday that individual team managers will decide how often their employees come in to work when offices reopen next year.
Facebook says it will add new safety features, notably for teens on Instagram, after bombshell whistleblower leak
Facebook says it is creating new tools to divert users from harmful content, limit political content and give parents more control on teen Instagram accounts.
New York and Texas are winning the war to attract bitcoin miners
There is a war brewing among states to attract bitcoin miners, and new data shows that a whole lot of them are headed to New York, Kentucky, Georgia, and Texas.
Apple decides its victory against Epic wasn't enough — it wants a total win
Apple's appeal would protect its lucrative App Store model, which has come under fire from international regulators and members of the U.S. Congress.
China tech stocks surge despite $534 million antitrust fine slapped on food delivery giant Meituan
Analysts said the antitrust fine has removed an "overhang" over food delivery giant Meituan and the company's shares rallied more than 8% in Hong Kong trade.
Tech whistleblowers are having a moment, and one woman who's been there has found a new way to help
Former Pinterest employee Ifeoma Ozoma just published an online handbook to help whistleblowers navigate the complexities of going public.
Disney's shift to streaming puts ESPN in awkward position of clinging to the past
Disney has executed the transition to streaming effectively, but its popular ESPN channels are still reliant on traditional pay TV.
Boston Dynamics has captivated the public with viral videos, now it's looking to impress paying customers
CNBC got a rare look at Boston Dynamics' office in Massachusetts to see two of the robots the company is working to commercialize: Spot and Stretch.
Facebook's outage has people rethinking how they make money online
Zuckerberg and Facebook are making an aggressive push to woo content creators from platforms like TikTok and Snapchat, but some are rethinking their strategy.
Apple files appeal in Epic Games case, potentially delaying App Store changes for years
Apple says it may be able to make changes to its App Store policy and engage in discussions with the judge, eliminating the need for an injunction
Top Amazon aggregator Thrasio delays SPAC deal as top executives exit
Amazon aggregator Thrasio has put a SPAC deal on hold as it resolves issues with its financial audits, people familiar with the matter told CNBC.
Apple is building a new regional headquarters in Los Angeles, signaling Hollywood ambition
Apple's new headquarters is a sign that the company will continue to invest in creating content for Apple TV+.
What realistically happens next to Facebook following whistleblower revelations
The market, advertisers and Congress likely won’t challenge Facebook, but other things might.
Shares of semiconductor giant Samsung fall after it says third-quarter profit likely rose 28%
Samsung said its operating profit for the quarter that ended in September was up 28% from a year ago to 15.8 trillion Korean won ($13.26 billion).
Developers are building ways to skirt Apple's cut of in-app purchases in preparation for new rules
The Epic Games trial versus Apple opened a door for developers to circumvent Apple's App Store fees.
Tesla moves headquarters from California to Texas
Elon Musk's growing dissatisfaction with California has been apparent for some time.
Elon Musk endorses a carbon tax, downplays concerns about methane
A carbon tax would help Tesla by making gas more expensive and by increasing energy prices, which could encourage homeowners to adopt solar panels.
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