Box CEO says he'd consider a sale of the company amid feud with activist investor Starboard
CEO Aaron Levie pushed back on Starboard's claims that Box is underperforming.
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Elizabeth Holmes' lawyers cite widespread negative coverage in request to expand jury selection
In the court filing, Holmes' attorneys said they did a comprehensive search of news articles and other media which generated 462,000 entries.
Tesla's move from radar to vision costs it some safety endorsements — for now
Consumer Reports and IIHS are taking away top safety endorsements from Tesla, after the company's move from radar to vision-based driver assistance systems.
Can cryptocurrency survive regulators? Here's what Ripple CEO says about XRP's future
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says the problem with cryptocurrency regulation is the lack of clarity in the U.S., not coins like XRP.
Salesforce growth accelerates as company offers strong guidance for coming fiscal year
Salesforce's revenue growth accelerated as the enterprise software company lapped the quarter when the coronavirus began circulating in the U.S.
SoftBank is backing buy-now-pay-later firm Klarna in funding round that values it at over $40 billion
European fintech Klarna is close to securing a new funding round at a valuation of more than $40 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter.
How Google is trying to keep advertisers happy while also improving user privacy
Jerry Dischler, vice president and general manager of Ads, said the company is prioritizing privacy, measurement and automation for the event.
Best Buy says hot housing market is boosting demand for TVs, home consultations
Best Buy CEO Corie Barry said the company has benefited from selling products and offering home installations as people move into new houses or remodel.
Cybereason CEO told the world about DarkSide's hacking techniques from a bomb shelter in Israel
When Cybereason CEO Lior Div heard about the Colonial Pipeline attack, he spun into action, explaining how the group operates.
Snowflake relocates executive office from California to Bozeman, Montana, as company goes distributed
Snowflake said in its earnings report on Wednesday that it no longer has a corporate headquarters, but its top execs live in Big Sky country.
Samsung and Bayer invest in A.I. doctor app Ada Health
Ada Health, which has developed a doctor-in-your-pocket style app that uses AI to try to diagnose symptoms, has been backed by Samsung and Bayer.
Big Tech mergers: EU prepares new rules but three countries want more control
The EU needs to be tougher on U.S. tech giants, France, Germany and the Netherlands say.
Investing app Acorns to go public through a blank-check merger valued at $2.2 billion
Acorns will merge with with Pioneer Merger Corp., a publicly traded special purpose acquisition company.
More than half of Europeans want to replace lawmakers with AI, study says
A study from IE University has found that most Europeans would like to see some of their members of parliament replaced by algorithms.
Nvidia sold $155 million in crypto mining chips last quarter, but PC gaming remains its biggest market
In February, as cryptocurrency prices spiked, Nvidia released new processors specifically for mining crypto.
Nvidia revenue jumps 84% from last year as gamers demand graphics chips
Nvidia's earnings come during a period of sustained, massive growth in its business amid a shortage of semiconductors worldwide.
Jeff Bezos assures shareholders they're in good hands at final meeting as CEO
Jeff Bezos on Wednesday capped off his last shareholder meeting as CEO of Amazon.
Time to get paid: Patreon CEO says creators have 'incredible leverage' they haven't had in many years
It is a great time to use growing power to get paid directly as a creator and cut out the internet gatekeepers, says the CEO of Patreon.
Snowflake reports widening losses but raises full-year guidance
Snowflake's product revenue guidance for the full year came in barely above analysts' estimates. The growth is coming as the cloud company's losses mount.
Bitcoin hovers around $40,000 after a wild week of trading
The price of bitcoin briefly climbed back above $40,000 on Wednesday morning, a week after its price tumbled 30% to around $30,000.
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