Tesla delivered 241,300 vehicles in the third quarter, topping expectations
Tesla delivered 241,300 electric vehicles during the third quarter of 2021, the company said Saturday.
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DeFi bug accidentally gives $90 million to users, founder begs them to return it
About $90 million went out in error to users of Compound, a decentralized-finance staking protocol. The founder is begging users to return the tokens.
Netflix's 'Squid Game' is so popular a South Korean internet provider sued over the surge in traffic
The company claims the popularity of 'Squid Game' has led to a surge in network traffic, and it's asking Netflix to pay associated maintenance costs.
Rivian, electric vehicle maker backed by Amazon and Ford, files to go public
Electric vehicle makers Rivian saw a $994 million net loss on zero revenue in the first six months of 2021.
El Salvador has just started mining bitcoin using the energy from volcanoes
El Salvador has mined 0.00599179 bitcoin, or about $269, with power harnessed from a volcano, in a first for the country.
Ozy Media is shutting down after reports about misconduct and lies at the company
Ozy Media's board on Friday announced that the company is shutting down, after reports from the New York Times exposed misconduct and lies.
Elizabeth Holmes knew machines weren't working, former Theranos lab director testifies
A key witness for the prosecution, former Theranos Lab Director Adam Rosendorff, took the stand for the fourth day in Elizabeth Holmes' trial.
Sharon Osbourne says Ozy Media founder Carlos Watson lied when he claimed the Osbournes invested in his company
Sharon Osbourne told CNBC that Carlos Watson lied about when he said she and Ozzy Osbourne invested in Ozy Media.
Doodles used to create Gary Vaynerchuk NFT collection sell for $1.2 million in Christie's auction
Five art works that were created by entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk for his VeeFriends NFT collection were auctioned at Christie's on Friday for 1.2 million.
Turmoil at Bezos' Blue Origin: Talent exodus came after CEO's push for full return to the office
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is suffering from an elevated turnover rate, CNBC has learned, losing talent primarily in response to decisions made by CEO Bob Smith.
Google abandons plans to offer bank accounts to users
It comes nearly two years after the company first announced plans to offer its Plex banking services to users.
Amazon hardware chief says the Astro home robot started as a security device and 'evolved to cover much more'
Dave Limp, Amazon's head of hardware, told CNBC why the company jumped into home robots with a product called Astro that can patrol your home.
Why it’s not possible for the Covid vaccines to contain a magnetic tracking chip that connects to 5G
Doctors and scientists explain why the Covid vaccines can't contain tracking microchips that make the spot magnetic, despite viral TikToks claiming otherwise.
Google and DeepMind face lawsuit over deal with Britain’s National Health Service
Google and DeepMind are facing legal action for the way in which they obtained and processed over a million patient health records without consent in the U.K.
Fintech firm Upgrade is getting into buy now, pay later with short-term installment loans
Upgrade, the fintech start-up founded by former LendingClub boss Renaud Laplanche, plans to launch a buy now, pay later-style product.
Lawmakers give Facebook a clear message: Don't build Instagram for kids
Members of the U.S. Senate used Facebook's own internal documents leaked by a whistleblower to go after the company.
This map shows the best states for bitcoin mining
Global Energy Institute data shows average electricity prices, a key metric for bitcoin miners, are lowest in states including Texas and Washington.
Zoom and Five9 abandon $14.7 billion acquisition
Regulators have blocked major technology deals over concerns about foreign influence, but it's not common for the companies themselves to back out.
Alphabet's Waymo and GM's Cruise get California DMV approval to run commercial autonomous car services
The move brings Waymo and Cruise one step closer to offering driverless ridesharing in California.
Facebook used Big Tobacco playbook to exploit teens and children, senators say at hearing after WSJ series
Facebook's Antigone Smith, global head of safety, was grilled Thursday at a Senate subcommittee hearing about Instagram's impact on teens' mental health.
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