China reportedly weighs ban on U.S. IPOs from domestic tech companies with sensitive data
Chinese regulators are eyeing new rules that would restrict domestic internet companies to go public in the U.S., the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
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After wobbly liftoff, Astra Space rocket fails to reach orbit once again
Astra Space on Saturday launched its first rocket since the company went public, encountering problems within minutes of liftoff.
Affirm shares soar on news of Amazon partnership for buy now, pay later
Affirm's buy now, pay later checkout option will be available to certain Amazon customers in the U.S. starting Friday.
A Tesla Model 3 hit a parked police car in Orlando, driver said she was 'in Autopilot'
A 2019 Tesla Model 3 crashed into a parked police car and a Mercedes SUV on Saturday morning in Orlando. No injuries or fatalities were reported.
The fall of the SPAC market has digital media companies in disagreement about best path forward
A plethora of digital media companies are charting their futures and reaching different conclusions about how to move forward.
Say goodbye to mindless swiping: Dating apps are turning to video and audio to link people up
The pandemic has caused a level of disruption that's allowed companies to consider what a more-integrated future would look like.
Tax reporting proposal creates a defining moment for the crypto industry
Calls from constituents supporting the industry have grabbed lawmakers' attention as Congress debates the $1 trillion infrastructure bill.
Amazon Web Services will give free USB security keys to some employees of U.S.-based customers
Amazon committed to giving all cloud account holders physical keys to sign in securely. But the offer is limited to the U.S. customers paying over $100 a month.
Chicago sues DoorDash, Grubhub for allegedly deceiving customers
The City of Chicago filed two sweeping lawsuits against DoorDash and Grubhub for allegedly deceiving customers and using unfair business practices.
Former Theranos employees are still shaken as Elizabeth Holmes trial looms: 'The fear is real'
CNBC spoke to several former Theranos employees about their thoughts on the upcoming trial of Elizabeth Holmes.
Cuba's central bank now recognizes cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin
Cuba will now recognize and regulate cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, in a move being billed as historic for the island nation.
Congressional panel investigating Jan. 6 insurrection demands records from Facebook, Twitter, other tech firms
The House select committee investigating the invasion of the Capitol on Jan. 6 said that it is demanding a trove of records from 15 social media companies.
A race against Covid: How Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech developed vaccines in record time
The teams at Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech recount the historic race to develop Covid-19 vaccines in a newly released documentary by CNBC.
Following complaints, Microsoft will make Windows 11 compatible with more PC chips
Microsoft is making it possible for more computers to upgrade to Windows 11. It's also releasing an updated app to check if computers can run it.
Amazon-backed electric-vehicle maker Rivian files to go public
Rivian Automotive, an electric-vehicle start-up backed by Amazon and Ford, announced a confidential IPO filing on Friday.
Forbes announces plan to go public via SPAC
Forbes will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol FRBS.
Peloton shares fall after cycle maker posts disappointing earnings and outlook, cuts Bike price
Peloton reported Thursday that revenue growth in its fiscal fourth quarter tapered off dramatically from the prior quarter.
Housing, jobs and free calls: How businesses are supporting Afghan refugees
Airbnb, Verizon, Walmart, and others are rushing to support the thousands of refugees that have been evacuated from Afghanistan in recent days.
Tim Cook receives over 5 million shares of Apple stock worth $750 million
The tranche of stock is the final part of the compensation package that Cook received when he took over as CEO of Apple 10 years ago.
India could begin trials for a digital rupee by December, central bank governor says
Several central banks are exploring digital currencies that would be issued by them, either to commercial lenders or to the public directly.
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