Warner Bros Discovery's DC universe, and its direct-to-streaming strategy, are getting a reset
The decision to shelve "Batgirl" surprised fans and offered a glimpse into the streaming strategy and new no-nonsense era under recently installed Zaslav.
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California DMV accuses Tesla of deceptive practices in marketing Autopilot and Full Self-Driving options
Elon Musk's electric car business risks more than its reputation -- the company could temporarily lose the licenses which allow it to operate in California.
Gig economy stocks pop after companies show strong demand for their services
Shares of gig economy companies popped this week as Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and Airbnb posted quarterly reports that showed strong demand.
Twitter-Musk drama escalates as both sides hurl claims of bad behavior in new filings
Elon Musk and Twitter will head to court in Delaware on Oct. 17, and in the meantime are continuing their attacks.
How LiveU has defined the industry it once disrupted — and brought major media players along for the ride
LiveU's technology has allowed journalists and broadcasters to provide a more reliable alternative to television news satellite transmission trucks.
Amazon to acquire maker of Roomba vacuums for roughly $1.7 billion
Amazon is acquiring iRobot for $61 a share, an all-cash deal that values the Roomba maker at $1.7 billion, the companies announced Friday.
Cloudflare soars after beating on revenue and raising annual forecast
Cloudflare sees improving trends in sales cycles, and now it's bringing in more large customers.
How to connect two AirPods to one iPhone so you can watch a movie on the same device as a friend
Apple's Audio Sharing feature allows two people to listen with AirPods or Beats wireless headphones to whatever is playing on an iPhone or iPad.
SolarEdge is willing to sacrifice margins today to capture huge demand growth in Europe, CFO says
SolarEdge shares tumbled after the company's second-quarter results, but the company's CFO CFO Ronen Faier believes that higher costs now will pay off.
Tech industry's critical policy issues likely tabled as Congress heads for recess
Congress is about to head out for summer recess after passing a bill to fund domestic computer chip manufacturing.
Unions are forming at Starbucks, Apple and Google. Here's why workers are organizing now
Labor unions have formed at more than 200 Starbucks, an Apple store, Google and elsewhere. Here's how it happened and why it's unusual in retail and tech.
Elon Musk predicts mild 18-month recession, teases possible share buybacks
At the 2022 Tesla shareholders meeting, CEO Elon Musk suggested that peak inflation is past, pointing to prices it's paying for commodities.
Hacked crypto startup Nomad offers a 10% bounty for return of funds after $190 million attack
Crypto startup Nomad this week lost around $190 million in a devastating security exploit.
Coinbase shares soar 10% in boost from meme traders, BlackRock crypto deal
BlackRock has selected Coinbase as its crypto trading partner.
Atlassian says customers unlikely to reduce spending as the software maker surpasses revenue expectations
The dual CEOs of Atlassian, which makes Jira issue-tracking software gave a rosy view on the company's prospects in a worsening economy.
DoorDash stock pops 18% after company posts record number of orders
DoorDash said the total number of orders it delivered grew 23% year over year to 426 million.
Alibaba shares rise nearly 2% after earnings beat — but reports first flat revenue growth in history
In the quarter, Alibaba faced a number of headwinds including a resurgence of Covid and lockdowns that led to a sluggish Chinese economy.
Altice USA targeting private equity infrastructure funds in early Suddenlink sale negotiations, sources say
Altice may look to draft off potential sale of WideOpenWest to get higher valuation for Suddenlink cable assets, sources say.
Gadget season is here — new folding phones, watches and earbuds are coming
Over the next few weeks, major tech companies including Apple, Samsung, and Google are expected to announced new products ranging from watches, to smartphones.
The great unrest: How 2020 changed the economy in ways we can't understand yet
Because of the Covid pandemic, 2020 was an epoch-changing year. Much like the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001, the full effects won't be understood for years.
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