Morgan Stanley downgrade sends Palantir shares sliding
The firm said Palantir is trading at a "significant premium" compared with its peers.
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Arm CEO expects regulators to ‘take a good look’ at the Nvidia deal
Simon Segars, the chief executive of Arm, said he expects regulators to "take a good look" at the company's deal with U.S. chipmaker Nvidia.
Elizabeth Holmes' trial to play out before face-masked jurors in socially distanced courtroom
The trial is scheduled to begin March 9, 2021 after being delayed due to the pandemic.
Discovery to launch streaming service in January starting at $4.99 per month, Verizon customers get year free
Discovery will jump into the streaming wars with Discovery+ in Jan. 2021 and is partnering with Verizon to give 55 million customers up to 12 months free.
Apple building MacBook Pros with new design and 'more affordable' MacBook Air: Top Apple analyst
Apple's laptops are overdue for a redesign, which could help push the new M1 chip to more users.
Scale, which helps companies improve their A.I. capabilities, is now worth more than $3.5 billion and breaking even
Scale cleans up data so companies can build good artificial intelligence models. It's been trying to keep up with fast-growing customer DoorDash this year.
Ireland's privacy watchdog hopes data transfer dispute with Facebook will conclude by early 2021
Irish Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon said she hopes the regulator will get clarity on a resolution to the spat by early 2021.
Slack co-founder says he was a work from home skeptic until the pandemic hit
Slack co-founder Cal Henderson said had his doubts about whether companies could work from home before the coronavirus pandemic.
Musk to Tesla employees: 'Our stock will immediately get crushed like a souffle under a sledgehammer!' if we don't control costs
Tesla shares continue to trade at all-time highs, and the stock will join the S&P 500 later this month.
Salesforce's Marc Benioff has become tech's top dealmaker, seizing the crown from his former boss Larry Ellison
With the $27.7 billion purchase of Slack, Salesforce has made three huge deals in under three years. Oracle has been mostly quiet.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is the latest tech company to leave Silicon Valley, and is moving to Houston
The coronavirus pandemic has given a number of tech companies, and prominent Silicon Valley figures, an excuse to exit California.
Tesla exec leaves to join U.K. start-up trying to combat the world's plastic crisis
Steven Altmann-Richer, who led public policy for U.K., Ireland and new markets at Tesla, joined London start-up Polymateria in the last few weeks.
Salesforce beats earnings estimates but reports slowing revenue and weak forecast
Despite the beat, Salesforce shares moved lower as the acquisition of work communication app Slack had an immediate impact.
Salesforce acquires Slack for over $27 billion, marking cloud software vendor's largest deal ever
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been on an acquisition spree in recent years, buying Tableau and MuleSoft.
AWS CEO Andy Jassy: Offices will become more like shared workspaces after the pandemic
"I think there's going to be some type of hybrid model and I think it will probably differ depending on your job function," Jassy said.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says if rival asked for a merger he'd 'have that conversation' but wouldn't do a hostile takeover
Such a scenario is unlikely, as Tesla needs its capital for other things, like battery development and manufacturing.
Salesforce deal to buy Slack expected to be announced Tuesday after market close
The deal is expected to be about half cash and half stock and will price Slack at a premium to its current price.
AWS launches EC2 computing instances that run Apple's MacOS operating system
Apple's relationship with Amazon just got deeper, as Apple makes it possible for its developers to rely on Amazon's cloud to test applications.
The world’s second-biggest cryptocurrency is getting a major upgrade — here’s what you need to know
Ether, the world's second-largest virtual currency by market value, is up about 350% since the start of the year.
Zoom shares continue falling after signs of slowing growth
Zoom shares fell nearly 14% on Tuesday morning, a day after the company beat earnings expectations but signaled its tremendous growth rate seems to be slowing.
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