Recession-fearing investors keep slashing the fastest-growing cloud stocks
Bill.com and Blend Labs are doubling revenue and talking efficiency, but their stocks are 50% off. Analysts say multiples simply have to go down.
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Start-up investors are warning of dark days ahead as boom times are 'unambiguously over'
Sentiment has changed dramatically from last year, when a frenzied pace of deal-making, sky-high valuations and wild venture spending were the norm.
This government lab in Idaho is researching fusion, the 'holy grail' of clean energy, as billions pour into the space
Fusion is getting billions in private investment, interest from young scientists. Here's a look at how the government is researching fuel cycles and safety.
$60 billion collapse of major cryptocurrency is not the industry's Bear Stearns moment — senators and regulators explain why
Senators and regulators told CNBC on the sidelines of the DC Blockchain Summit this week that the spillover effects are contained, but regulation is necessary.
Microsoft exec tells employees in Windows and Office groups to be more cautious in hiring
In a memo to employees, a Microsoft executive told employees in his unit to be more cautious when it comes to opening up new roles
Apple union push faces setback as Atlanta organizers withdraw vote bid, citing alleged intimidation, rising Covid cases
The vote was previously scheduled for next week. If successful, it would have been the first unionized Apple store in the U.S.
This is what's next for Terra as the failed crypto project attempts a new path forward
Terra backers have just established a new path forward for the crypto project, but the venture still faces an uphill battle.
Twitter director Egon Durban won't leave the board after shareholders voted to boot him
Durban, co-CEO and managing director of private equity firm Silver Lake, was on the board when it approved Twitter's sale to Elon Musk last month.
New Airbus facility to research cryogenic fuel systems for next-gen hydrogen planes
Hydrogen has a diverse range of applications and can be deployed in a wide range of industries.
Twitter shareholders sue Elon Musk and Twitter over chaotic deal
Since Musk's acquisition bid, Twitter's share price has dropped more than 12%, and Tesla's is down about 28% as part of a broad sell-off in tech stocks.
Why CircleUp thinks machine learning may be the hottest item in consumer goods
CircleUp, which started as a crowdfunding platform that connected accredited investors with CPG start-ups, has looked to evolve alongside the industry.
Broadcom announces plans to buy VMware in $61 billion deal
The deal would be one of the largest technology acquisitions of all time.
Sequoia coaches start-ups to cut costs or face a 'death spiral' amid stock market slump, bleak economic backdrop
Sequoia doesn't see the economy bouncing back anytime soon and is warning portfolio companies to tighten their belts in the meantime.
Cybercriminals target metaverse investors with phishing scams
Fraudsters are targeting the metaverse with phishing scams to steal land from investors.
Feds say Twitter used contact info collected for security purposes to target ads
Twitter reached a $150 million settlement with the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission over alleged misrepresentations of data privacy practices.
Google hit by second UK antitrust probe into online ad dominance
The U.K.'s competition regulator is assessing whether Google's role in the ad tech industry may be distorting competition.
Rapid grocery delivery boom comes to a grinding halt as Getir, Gorillas slash jobs
The layoffs highlight a broader shift in investor sentiment toward high-growth tech companies.
French billionaire's stake in BT probed under Britain's tough new security law
The U.K. government now has the power to intervene in deals that have the potential to threaten national security.
As Klarna cuts jobs, rival fintechs say they're recruiting for hundreds of roles
As Klarna plans to lay off 10% of its workforce, rival fintech firms Revolut and Wise say they're hiring for hundreds of open roles.
Apple says it will raise pay for corporate and retail employees in tight labor market
Apple's move comes after Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have made changes to their compensation structures in recent weeks to pay workers more.
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