New York poised for a banner IPO year, showing that Silicon Valley isn't the only tech hub
After a smattering of IPOs in recent years from companies like Etsy and Peloton, a slate of New York-based tech offerings is coming in 2021.
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How Texas is luring big businesses and billionaires away from California
From Oracle to Hewlett Packard Enterprise to Elon Musk, Texas is luring big businesses and billionaires away from California. This is how.
Bill Gates says he'll fly a lot less and eat more synthetic meat to fight climate change
Bill Gates said Friday in an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit that he aims to cut his carbon consumption by flying less and eating synthetic meat more often.
Credit Suisse overhauls asset management business and suspends bonuses over Greensill collapse
Credit Suisse has pledged to shake up its asset management business and suspend bonuses for several senior executives following the collapse of finance firm Greensill.
Chinese military reportedly restricts use of Tesla cars among personnel
China is restricting the use of Tesla's electric vehicles by some state and military personnel, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Zuckerberg: Facebook may actually be in a 'stronger position' after Apple's iOS 14 privacy changes
Zuckerberg's comments are the most optimistic statements Facebook has made about Apple's iOS 14 privacy update.
Facebook, Instagram are back up after service outages
Facebook experienced an outage that interrupted its social network, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp services.
Twitter says Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene suspended ‘in error’; Dems push to expel her from Congress
Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., on Friday morning introduced a resolution to expel Greene from Congress, calling her a "direct threat" to elected officials.
Apple's privacy change is poised to increase the power of its App Store
Digital advertising professionals say Apple's upcoming privacy change could also give it more control over which apps users install through the App Store.
Nokia CEO says the global chip shortage requires ‘constant attention’
The ongoing global chip shortage needs to be closely monitored, Nokia President and CEO Pekka Lundmark told CNBC.
Mozilla leads push for FCC to reinstate net neutrality
The Firefox-maker is leading a push for the Federal Communications Commission to reinstate net neutrality rules stripped away under the Trump administration.
EU proposes new rules to boost start-ups and catch up with the U.S. and China on tech
The EU Start-up Nations Standard calls on countries to change their laws on stock options and immigration visas so that start-ups can attract the best talent.
Why Tesla faces an uphill battle in India
As Tesla looks to expand to new markets, rumors are circulating that India could be next. But the world's fifth-largest auto market is filled with challenges.
NFL finalizes new 11-year media rights deal, Amazon gets exclusive Thursday Night rights
The new agreement runs through 2033 and will feature two Super Bowls returning to Disney's ABC network channel.
Republican FTC commissioner explains why he voted against Facebook antitrust suit
The time that's lapsed between Facebook's purchases of Instagram and WhatsApp and the investments it's made present obstacles for enforcers, Noah Phillips said.
Lyft says it just had the most riders in a single week since the pandemic started
Ride-hailing companies Lyft and Uber are beginning to rebound from their pandemic lows as Covid vaccines roll out and state restrictions are lifted.
Oakland Athletics close to selling first $64,000 luxury suite using bitcoin
Oakland Athletics president David Kaval told CNBC's "The Exchange" the team could finalize the sale of one of its 10 bitcoin suites for the season by Friday.
Apple CEO Tim Cook praises Dreamer bill, urges Congress to pass it
The statement continues Cook's advocacy on behalf of Dreamers, and follows Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who publicly praised the bill on Wednesday.
Google to spend $7 billion on data centers and office space in 2021
The company will resume spending, which it slowed amid the pandemic.
FCC cracks down on robocalls with record $225 million fine
The marketers used robocalls to falsely sell short-term health insurance plans. They made about one billion robocalls, according to the FCC.
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