Accuracy of Theranos blood tests at heart of Elizabeth Holmes' criminal case
Wednesday's hearing was the second day of arguments on what evidence can be permitted and excluded from Holmes' criminal fraud trial, which begins on August 31.
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The Facebook Oversight Board proved it's not Mark Zuckerberg's puppet — now it's his move
Facing its first major case since its creation in October 2020, Facebook's Oversight Board deftly walked the line between agreement and rebellion.
Google relaxes remote work plan, will let 20% of employees telecommute
Google is softening its approach to the return to work in permitting remote work for some employees as tech workers see greater flexibility elsewhere.
Etsy slides more than 9% after it warns of slowing growth
Etsy saw its business boom early on in the pandemic, as shoppers turned to it and other online retailers for goods.
Bezos sells nearly $2 billion worth of Amazon shares
The sales come one week after Amazon reported first-quarter earnings results, trouncing Wall Street's expectations.
Uber losses dramatically improve thanks to sale of self-driving unit
Uber's first-quarter net loss was $108 million, a tremendous improvement from a $968 million loss in its fourth quarter of 2020.
You don’t actually own the bitcoin you buy on PayPal. But you can still make a profit
Buying bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin is easier than ever with PayPal, but users don't actually own the coins.
Uber partners with Softbank-backed Gopuff to deliver everyday essentials, from snacks to toothpaste
If you order potato chips, toothpaste or over-the-counter medication through the Uber Eats app, it will soon be fulfilled and delivered by start-up Gopuff.
Mark Zuckerberg can no longer deflect blame for Trump's Facebook suspension
After oversight board's finding, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg can no longer deflect blame for a decision on Trump's suspension.
Elon Musk's upcoming SNL appearance is fueling dogecoin's rise, says analyst
Elon Musk's upcoming SNL appearance is fueling dogecoin's latest record run higher, according to Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda.
DeepMind extends hunt for the world’s best A.I. researchers to Toronto
The company posted a job ad for a research scientist in Toronto on its website last week and confirmed that it plans to build a small team in the city.
Elizabeth Holmes back in court for first time in 15 months, putting Silicon Valley culture under scrutiny
The hearing featured both sides sparring over critical motions, including how the culture of Silicon Valley influenced Holmes' behavior as CEO of Theranos
Facebook Workplace reaches 7 million paid subscribers
Facebook's Workplace enterprise communications software has now reached 7 million paid subscribers, trailing well behind Microsoft Teams.
Lyft shows more signs of pandemic recovery with revenue up 7% over last quarter
Lyft showed continued signs of pandemic recovery, beating on the top and bottom lines and exceeding Wall Street's rider expectations for its first quarter.
Ripple appoints a former U.S. treasurer to its board amid legal fight with the SEC
Blockchain start-up Ripple said Tuesday that Rosie Rios, the 43rd treasurer of the U.S., would join its board of directors.
NBA union executive leads talks to help players make more money from NFTs
National Basketball Players Association executive Joi Garner said she wants to maximize NBA players' value in their agreement with NFT maker Dapper Labs.
Apple's conflict with Facebook goes back to the days of Steve Jobs, emails show
In the emails, Jobs calls Facebook, "Fecebooks," and said it should not be allowed to host its own apps.
How Apple turned dongles into a big business
With wireless tech constantly on the heels of cables and adapters, companies that once made most of their money on dongles are updating accordingly.
Ola hires ex-Jaguar and Aston Martin designer to work on electric vehicles
Ola, an Indian competitor to Uber that makes its own electric vehicles, has hired Jaguar Land Rover veteran Wayne Burgess as its head of vehicle design.
Bill Gates and Melinda Gates are splitting up after 27 years
Bill and Melinda Gates got married in 1994 and are involved with one of the world's top nonprofits, with over $51 billion in assets.
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