Clubhouse, the social network Elon Musk just joined, plans to make money through subscriptions
CEO Paul Davison said he plans on introducing a payment model "sooner rather than later."
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Carbon capture technology has been around for decades — here's why it hasn't taken off
Economics is one reason we aren't further along with carbon capture technology. One professor suggests it's "useless" if the world won't put a price on carbon.
Mr. Peanut is back, but Planters is giving away the $5 million it would have spent on a Super Bowl ad
Kraft Heinz' year-long circle-of-life campaign around Mr. Peanut culminates Monday.
Elon Musk's tweets are moving markets — and some investors are worried
Bitcoin's value jumped over 20% to $38,566 on Friday after Elon Musk changed his personal Twitter bio to #bitcoin. His tweets have caused other assets to shift.
Xiaomi sues U.S. to overturn Chinese military designation and share investment ban
The U.S. designated Xiaomi as one of several "Communist Chinese military companies" which restricts Americans from buying shares in the smartphone firm.
Companies have bid $81 billion for the airwaves to build 5G, and winners will be revealed soon
Whoever wins will almost certainly use them to build out a faster, more powerful 5G network, changing the competitive dynamics of the telecom industry.
GameStop mayhem hits close to home for co-founder's son, who's active on WallStreetBets
Ben Kusin, whose dad co-founded the predecessor to GameStop in the 1980s, is an avid follower of the WallStreetBets forum on Reddit.
San Francisco businesses teeter on the brink after a year of lockdowns, fires and other hurdles
During the first few weeks of 2021, persistently high virus counts and a slow vaccine rollout have further tested the endurance of San Francisco businesses.
Tesla service now includes collision repairs, fulfilling Elon Musk's 2018 promise
In an email to customers on Friday, the company touted its ability to fix everything from dents and scratches to "suspension and axle damage"
Reddit's CEO has a colorful nickname for the Redditors who ruin it for everyone
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman spoke on startup Clubhouse Thursday to explain how his company policies "Daily Active S---heads" to keep community enjoyable and safe.
Reddit frenzy pumps up Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency started as a joke
Dogecoin added about $7.17 billion to its market capitalization in 24 hours, thanks to the SatoshiStreetBets Reddit group talking it up.
Robinhood and other trading apps shoot to the top of app stores
Apps like Robinhood and Reddit have surged in app store rankings.
UK trading app Freetrade halts purchases of U.S. stocks
Freetrade blamed the curbs on a decision by its foreign exchange provider and their bank to restrict trading volume.
Robinhood restricts crypto trading 'due to extraordinary market conditions'
Users reported that the trading app had halted instant deposits for crypto purchases on Friday.
Facebook is working on tools to keep ads in News Feed away from topics such as crime and politics
Facebook is building tools to help advertisers keep their ad placements away from certain topics in its News Feed.
Bitcoin spikes 20% after Elon Musk adds #bitcoin to his Twitter bio
The virtual currency climbed suddenly at around 3:30 a.m. ET, adding $5,000 in the space of an hour to trade at $37,299.
Justice Department investigating Elon Musk's SpaceX following complaint of hiring discrimination
The DOJ is investigating Elon Musk's SpaceX over whether the company "engages in any pattern or practice of discrimination" in its hiring, court filings said.
Coinbase plans to go public through a direct listing, following Spotify, Slack and Palantir
Coinbase, founded in 2012, has grown to become the largest digital currency exchange in the U.S. and is now headed for the public market.
Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith made $153 million in Qualtrics IPO a day after his NBA team snagged first place
Qualtrics co-founder Ryan Smith celebrated his company's debut on the Nasdaq on Thursday, just hours after his Utah Jazz won their 10th straight game.
Qualtrics closes up 51% after debut, valuing cloud software vendor at $27.3 billion
Qualtrics had priced its shares at $30 a piece, just above its expected target range of $27 to $29 per share.
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