Cisco CEO says the U.S. and China should find ways to co-exist
In a wide-ranging interview with CNBC, Chuck Robbins said Biden administration will attempt to find solutions to deal with China, including working with allies.
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Vaccine passports could prove to be a privacy minefield for regulators
When the EU announced its plans for a "digital green certificate" this month, the tourism industry breathed a sigh of relief that maybe summer could be salvaged.
Amazon's aggressive PR campaign ahead of union vote shows how worried it is, labor and antitrust experts say
Amazon has ratcheted up attacks against critics on Twitter just as workers at an Alabama warehouse are set to vote on whether to unionize.
Facebook and Google reveal plans to build subsea cables between U.S. and Southeast Asia
Facebook and Google are planning to lay two huge subsea cables that will link the U.S. West Coast to Singapore and Indonesia.
Meet Laela Sturdy, the underdog who became one of the top investors at Alphabet's CapitalG
As a partner at Alphabet's growth-stage investment arm, CapitalG, Sturdy is blowing expectations of how one of the world's top investors should look and act.
China's Xiaomi launches premium phone to challenge Apple and Samsung and fill void left by Huawei
The Mi 11 Ultra is a smartphone aimed at international markets in the premium segment as Xiaomi looks to boost its market share in the high-end space.
Amazon-backed Deliveroo cuts IPO target range after investor backlash
Food delivery start-up Deliveroo has cut its IPO target range ahead of its listing on the London Stock Exchange after an investor backlash.
Tencent Music announces $1 billion share buyback program, its biggest ever
Tencent Music, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, lost about a third of its value last week amid a sell-off in Chinese technology stocks.
Bilibili closes lower on first day of trade in Hong Kong as Chinese tech stocks face pressure
Bilibili raised around $2.6 billion in its Hong Kong secondary listing after pricing its shares at 808 Hong Kong dollars each.
A.I. researchers urge regulators not to slam the brakes on its development
AI researchers argue that there's little point in imposing strict regulations on its development at this stage, as the technology is still in its infancy.
Big Tech's data watchdog in Europe is facing accusations of bureaucracy and lethargy
TikTok recently came under the jurisdiction of Ireland's Data Protection Commission, adding to a hefty workload for the Irish regulator.
How Adam Selipsky could make Amazon's cloud business even bigger
Amazon's former head of cloud sales and marketing is coming back, and there are several ways for him to take Amazon Web Services to greater heights.
Here's who runs Twitter under Jack Dorsey
After setting ambitious user growth and revenue goals last month, Twitter is gearing up for what could be its most transformative period ever.
Why this tech entrepreneur left the Bay Area for Arkansas and closed his offices for good
Phil Libin, co-founder and CEO of start-up studio All Turtles, is learning on the fly how to build a company with a fully-distributed workforce.
Elon Musk tweets Tesla could become 'the biggest company' surpassing Apple
Musk's second tweet offering guidance on timing for an anticipated increase in Tesla's market cap has since been deleted, but screenshots were widely shared.
Amazon gets FDA authorization for at-home Covid-19 test
Amazon plans to use the test among its workforce as part of its Covid-19 preparedness and response program.
ViacomCBS, Discovery stock each close down more than 27%
ViacomCBS shed more than 50% for the week, while Discovery dipped about 45%
The Athletic and Axios might merge — here's what The Athletic co-founder said about Axios last summer
The Athletic co-founder Alex Mather praised Axios to CNBC in August; the companies are now considering a merger as part of a SPAC-driven rollup.
Facebook to reopen its Bay Area offices for some employees in May
Employees can continue working remotely until one month after their office reaches 50% capacity, which could occur in early September, Facebook said.
Why investors are struggling to value media stocks like ViacomCBS and Discovery
A variety of different variables has made valuing media companies such as ViacomCBS, Discovery unusually tricky.
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