YouTube faces close scrutiny in Europe’s new Google probe
"YouTube has a strong market position. It is possible that Google makes use of that to favor his services," a source familiar with the investigation told CNBC.
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Hackers are infecting gamers' PCs with malware to make millions from crypto
Cyber criminals are targeting gamers with "mining malware" as they look to get crypto-rich, according to research published by security firm Avast.
How Google won over some of its biggest critics to build a megacampus in San Jose
The company embedded employees into the community to hear concerns and win over critics.
Doximity CEO ignored Silicon Valley wisdom and built a $10 billion health-tech company
Doximity CEO Jeff Tangney became the latest tech billionaire this week after taking Doximity public on the New York Stock Exchange.
TikTok insiders say social media company is tightly controlled by Chinese parent ByteDance
Former TikTok employees say there is cause for concern when it comes to the popular social media app's Chinese parent company.
Amazon acquires secure chat app used by government agencies
It comes as Amazon's cloud-computing unit looks to pick up more government business.
Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey agree to talk about bitcoin at an event in July
Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey have agreed to discuss bitcoin with each other at an event about the cryptocurrency.
These farming techniques can help trap carbon dioxide in the soil and make farmers an extra buck
Regenerative farming focuses on replenishing the soil's nutrients by using things like no-till cultivation, rotational cattle grazing and planting cover crops.
Brits haven't had to pay mobile roaming charges in the EU since 2017 — that's now set to change
Britain's top mobile network operator EE announced it would bring back mobile roaming charges, starting next year.
Driverless car firm Pony.ai hires JPMorgan executive as its first CFO
Lawrence Steyn, currently vice chairman of investment banking at JPMorgan, will move into the role of chief financial officer at Pony.ai.
Amazon and Google face UK competition probe over fake reviews
Britain's competition regulator on Friday launched a formal probe into Amazon and Google over concerns they haven't done enough to tackle fake reviews.
Deliveroo shares surge after a UK court rules its couriers are self-employed
Shares of food delivery firm Deliveroo surged over 9% Thursday after a U.K. court ruled that its couriers are self-employed.
Chinese Tesla rival Xpeng to raise up to $2 billion from Hong Kong listing
Xpeng will issue 85 million Class A ordinary shares at a price of no more than 180 Hong Kong dollars ($23.19) each for its dual-primary listing.
China is actually 'all in' on crypto — but only a brand it can control, Andreessen Horowitz partner says
"China is actually all in on crypto. Make no mistake about that," Andreessen Horowitz crypto co-lead Katie Haun told CNBC on Thursday.
Chinese ridesharing giant Didi aims for $60 billion valuation in IPO
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi plans to list the equivalent of 72 million shares of Class A common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker DIDI.
Microsoft portrays itself as the anti-Apple: 'The world needs a more open platform'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the world needs a "more open platform," during the company's Windows 11 announcement on Thursday.
Four Silicon Valley VC firms notched billion-dollar IPO wins on Thursday
Benchmark and Index Ventures are the biggest winners from Confluent's IPO, while Emergence Capital and InterWest Partners are the top investors in Doximity.
Confluent climbs 25% in Nasdaq debut after cloud software developer raises over $800 million in IPO
Seven years after spinning out of LinkedIn, Confluent held its stock market debut on Thursday.
Doximity more than doubles in NYSE debut, giving health-tech company $9.4 billion market cap
Doximity, an 11-year-old online network for medical professionals, went public after increasing revenue 77% in the latest fiscal year to over $200 million.
Ad tech stocks surge as Google delays killing third-party cookies until 2023
Google is giving the advertising industry more time to plan for more privacy-conscious targeted ads by extending a timeline to remove third-party cookies.
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