Bored Ape NFT reportedly sells for $3,000 instead of $300,000 due to 'fat-finger' mistake
A non-fungible token trader reportedly sold a highly sought-after NFT for $3,000 rather than $300,000 due to a "fat-finger" error.
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'Land of the lawless': UK politicians urge government to enforce stricter rules on Big Tech
A group of lawmakers said Tuesday that "major changes" need to be made to the U.K.'s upcoming Online Safety Bill.
Suspicious death reported at Tesla parking lot in Fremont, California
The Tesla Fremont factory parking lot was the scene of a possible homicide on Monday, according to police statements.
OSHA opens probe into deadly Amazon warehouse collapse in Illinois
A tornado on Friday hit the Amazon delivery depot in Edwardsville, Illinois, known as DLI4.
Why Bill Gates invested in this tiny start-up that helps turn lithium into batteries
Mangrove Lithium claims its electrochemical process can dramatically improve yields.
Apple now lets you choose contacts who can access your account when you die. Here's how to set it up
Until now, it's been very difficult for loved ones to access an Apple account of a family member or friend who died.
Vox Media in advanced talks to acquire Group Nine, according to internal company memos
Vox Media plans to acquire Group Nine soon, according to company memos obtained by CNBC.
Software start-up Airtable hits $11 billion valuation in latest funding, adds Salesforce, Michael Dell as investors
Airtable raises $735 million in a funding round with Michael Dell that values the enterprise software company at $11 billion, nearly double its last valuation.
Silicon Valley Bank agrees to acquire boutique media and telecom research firm MoffettNathanson
MoffettNathanson, a technology, media and telecommunications research firm founded by Craig Moffett and Michael Nathanson, has sold to SVB Financial Group.
The biggest bear on tech IPOs has no regrets about his bad calls: 'Crazy stuff happens'
At New Constructs, David Trainer's computer models are spitting out harsh predictions for this year's hottest IPOs. But math and reality are different.
Chris Wallace leaves Fox News after 18 years to join CNN's streaming service
Chris Wallace, who was known as one of the main straight news journalists at Fox News, said he's ready to start "a new adventure."
'Even Santa himself won't be able to deliver': How the global chip shortage could dampen Christmas
The chip shortage has been rumbling on all year and it still hasn't gone away, making it hard to get hold of the PS5, the Xbox Series S and the Pixel 6 Pro.
Singaporeans explain what it's like working for a Chinese tech company
CNBC interviewed 10 current and former employees of Chinese tech firms to find out what work life is like in their Singapore offices.
Abu Dhabi investor in chip giant GlobalFoundries sees exponential growth for the industry
GlobalFoundries previously acknowledged that the semiconductor industry will require "a significant increase in investment to keep up with demand."
Amazon's outage and HashiCorp's IPO point to a future with multiple clouds
An Amazon cloud outage last week and the Nasdaq debut of HashiCorp prompted a debate about the benefits and challenges of using multiple clouds.
Why BuzzFeed's poor debut doesn't necessarily spell bad news for new media
BuzzFeed's success will grease the wheels for consolidation, but even a middling performance by the company will help give rivals a needed valuation comparison.
Bitcoin mining has totally recovered from Chinese ban
Bitcoin mining has totally recovered from the Chinese crypto crackdown that took more than half the world's miners offline earlier this year.
U.S. wins appeal to extradite Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from the UK
Julian Assange, the 50-year-old founder of Wikileaks, is a step closer to being extradited after the U.S. government won an appeal in London's High Court.
Amazon Web Services explains outage and will make it easier to track future ones
Amazon's network devices got overloaded on Tuesday, the company said, resulting in issues that lasted for hours.
Instacart president Carolyn Everson announces departure just three months after she started
Carolyn Everson announced Friday she will step down as Instacart's president at the end of the year.
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