Sony's PlayStation and Nintendo suspend sales in Russia over Ukraine war
Sony's PlayStation unit and Nintendo say they have stopped all product sales in Russia.
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Reid Hoffman has co-founded his first new company since LinkedIn sale
The billionaire has co-founded an artificial intelligence start-up called Inflection with DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman.
Vodafone investigating threat from hackers behind Samsung breach to leak source code
Lapsus$, the group behind the Samsung data breach, claims it has 200 gigabytes of Vodafone source code and is threatening to leak it.
China state-backed hackers compromised networks of at least 6 U.S. state governments, research finds
The China state-sponsored group called APT41 allegedly took advantage of software flaws and exploited security vulnerabilities.
Trading in NFTs spiked 21,000% to more than $17 billion in 2021, report says
Trading in nonfungible tokens hit $17.6 billion last year, an increase of 21,000% from 2020, according to a report from Nonfungible.com.
Barry Diller denies insider trading on Microsoft, Activision deal amid DOJ and SEC investigations
Barry Diller, David Geffen and Alex von Furstenberg made large bets on Activision Blizzard stock options before an announced purchase by Microsoft
Amazon referred to DOJ for potential criminal obstruction of Congress
The group alleges Amazon has purposely sought to mislead lawmakers as they've questioned the company's private-label practices and collection of seller data.
Biden just put out an executive order on cryptocurrencies — here's everything that's in it
U.S. President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday calling on the government to examine the risks and benefits of cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin up 8% after Biden announces executive order on cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were higher Wednesday after President Joe Biden announced his highly anticipated executive order on digital assets.
Why the EU didn't include nuclear energy in its plan to get off Russian gas
The IEA included nuclear power as a part of its written plan for Europe to get off Russian gas. In the EU's plan, nuclear was much less explicitly mentioned.
Lyft will let most employees work and live wherever they want
In general, Lyft employees won't need permission to relocate within the country, the company said.
Uber Eats now lets everyone pay for their own food in a group order
Uber Eats is launching new group ordering features, which will let people pay for their items so the person ordering doesn't get stuck footing the bill.
Apple's budget 5G iPhone SE expected to outperform in Asia
The 5G compatible device, which starts from $429, was announced by CEO Tim Cook at Apple's Peek Performance Event alongside a new iPad Air and the Mac Studio.
Former file-sharing site LimeWire to relaunch as NFT marketplace, more than a decade since shutting down
The controversial service was shut down in 2010 following a lengthy legal battle with the Recording Industry Association of America.
Alphabet CFO explains reasoning behind $5.4 billion Mandiant acquisition
Alphabet's finance chief noted that the $5.4 billion cybersecurity acquisition will help compete against larger-scaled competitors
Microsoft CFO Amy Hood says pandemic showed the importance of Windows
The 37-year-old Windows business is showing accelerating growth as people spend more time streaming, playing games and talking on video-calling apps on PCs.
Amazon is turning grocery-picking gig workers into Whole Foods employees as delivery demand booms
Gig workers who have been grocery shopping for Amazon customers have to decide if they're willing to give up flexibility to become Whole Foods employees.
Amazon launches live audio app that makes DJs of users' own radio shows
The app comes as the live audio space continues to heat up, with companies like Twitter and Spotify featuring new content.
Meta's Sheryl Sandberg: 'No two countries run by women would ever go to war'
If half the world were run by women, Sandberg believes the world would be "safer" and "much more prosperous."
Google to acquire cybersecurity firm Mandiant for $5.4 billion
Mandiant says its mission is to combat cyberattacks and protect companies from the latest threats.
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