Anonymous declared a 'cyber war' against Russia. Here are the results
Over three weeks ago, a Twitter account named "Anonymous" declared it was waging a "cyber war" against Russia. CNBC takes a look at its claims.
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Theranos saga returns to courtroom as Holmes' top deputy Balwani set for criminal trial
Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, Elizabeth Holmes' ex-boyfriend and business partner, is set to face the jury in his criminal fraud trial this week.
DoorDash offers gas rewards program for drivers, says customers won't bear the costs
While DoorDash is following Uber and Lyft in providing aid to drivers, the company says it won't raise prices on consumers.
Microsoft and Jeff Bezos are backing this start-up that aims to retrofit millions of old buildings with 'green' energy
BlocPower is 'greening' buildings across America and promising big returns for major investors.
Amazon just introduced a bizarre metaverse-like game to train people how to use AWS
Users navigate a virtual city, helping its denizens solve technology issues related to the cloud while earning points for completing simulations and puzzles.
Tesla hikes car prices in the U.S., China after CEO Elon Musk warns of inflation pressure
Tesla raised the prices of all of its models in the U.S. In China, a version of the Model 3 and the Model Y have seen price hikes.
Google employees are becoming unhappy with pay, promotions and execution, survey results show
In the annual "Googlegeist" survey, Google workers gave their employer particularly poor marks on how compensation compares to similar jobs at other companies.
Microsoft dives into Web3 with investment in Ethereum co-founder's start-up ConsenSys
ConsenSys has raised $450 million in a funding round backed by the likes of Microsoft, SoftBank and Temasek.
VW and Goldman Sachs-backed Northvolt plans German gigafactory
Northvolt is not unique in wanting to establish a gigafactory in Germany.
SoftBank's Arm plans to cut up to 1,000 jobs after collapse of $40 billion Nvidia deal
Widely regarded as the jewel in the crown of the U.K. tech sector, Arm employs employs around 6,400 people worldwide.
Ford to ramp up EV offering in Europe, plans major battery facility in Turkey
Ford is one of several major automotive companies looking to develop more electric vehicles.
Netflix stock has now lost all its gains from the pandemic
Netflix's stock has now given up all its pandemic gains. Shares were down more than 50% since their mid-November high.
War in Ukraine shows the tech industry needs to support national security, says ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt
Schmidt said it's ultimately better to keep Russia "integrated with information" so its citizens "can see what they're missing out [on]."
Apple's new budget phone is fast and has 5G at $429, if you don't mind an old look
If you just need an iPhone that can run every app and the latest software, then the iPhone SE is a great buy for the price.
Tesla has bought aluminum from Russian company Rusal since 2020, showing how war complicates supply chain
Like other large automakers, Tesla has supply chain ties in Russia -- specifically, it's been buying aluminum from Rusal since 2020.
Meta now says you can't threaten to kill Russia's President Putin on Facebook because of the Ukraine war
Meta Platforms, the parent of Facebook and Instagram, has drawn heat from Russia since the the invasion of Ukraine.
Apple supplier Foxconn pauses production in Shenzhen because of Covid outbreak
Analysts say they would not cut Apple estimates yet but they remain cautious about any "prolonged supply impacts."
Lyft follows Uber in adding fuel surcharge for riders because of surging gas prices
Lyft said the fuel surcharges will go to drivers, who are in charge of filling up their own tanks.
Apple just released a new update that lets you unlock your iPhone with a mask on — here's how to set it up
The software update will likely be the biggest update of the year, except for iOS 16, which is expected to be announced in June at Apple's developer conference.
Chinese tech giant Tencent plunges 10% after report of record anti-money laundering fine
Tencent shares fell nearly 10% to close at 331.80 Hong Kong dollars ($42.38), their lowest closing level since Dec. 5, 2019.
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