Qualtrics co-founder Ryan Smith joins the NBA ownership club after buying the Utah Jazz
Ryan Smith, a Utah native, will take over ownership from The Miller Family, which purchased the club in 1985 for $22 million.
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Lower air quality in some Chinese cities points to iPhone 12 production surge, Morgan Stanley says
Apple investors are wondering how production of the finished devices is going in order to better project sales in the coming quarters.
SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet service at $99 per month, according to e-mail
SpaceX is expanding the beta test of its Starlink satellite internet service, according to emails seen by CNBC, with service priced at $99 a month.
Amazon launches first online store in the Nordics, gets off to rocky start
The launch got off to a rocky start with Amazon using the wrong flag for Sweden and mistranslating product descriptions.
Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs set to defend their legal shield to Congress
In their written testimonies, the CEOs warn of the potential negative impacts of repealing key portions of Section 230.
Whoop, maker of the fitness tracker that pro athletes love, is now valued at $1.2 billion
Whoop has closed a $100 million Series E Financing round, valuing the company at $1.2 billion.
Microsoft's search revenue decline could spell bad news for Google
The company's search ad results have shown a correlation to Google's.
BT signs 5G deal with Ericsson to help phase out Huawei equipment
Ericsson announced Wednesday that it's been selected to supply BT with 5G radio equipment in London and other major cities in the U.K.
India could contribute up to 20% of Amazon's growth in next 5 years, tech investor Gene Munster says
Amazon has announced investments of at least $6 billion in India, including a $1 billion pledge in January to help small businesses in the country.
Microsoft dips on weak revenue guidance
Microsoft beat across the board but fell short on revenue guidance as it predicted enduring challenges on selling Windows for business use.
Facebook political advertisers say their ads are being blocked even though they follow the rules
Political advertisers say they're having trouble with ads that were already approved before Facebook began its planned blackout period for new political ads leading up to the election.
Reddit won't lower employee pay if they move out of high-cost cities like San Francisco
The social media company will also allow employees to work remotely.
Trump campaign ran a Facebook ad implying he won the election, which is supposed to be against the company’s rules
President Donald Trump's campaign appears to have a victory ad ready to go on Facebook.
Chipmakers AMD and Nvidia are using skyrocketing stock prices to make industry's biggest acquisitions
In a period of just over six weeks, two of the three largest semiconductor acquisitions ever have been announced, though regulatory risks remain.
London's tube network ramps up anti-viral regime with dynamo-powered UV lights
Rollout comes off the back of six-week trial at a station serving Heathrow Airport.
Tech's legal shield under bipartisan attack as CEOs face lawmakers: 'There is more common ground than people realize,' Democrat says
It will be the Facebook and Google CEOs' second time testifying before Congress this year, following July's House antitrust hearing.
JPMorgan creates new unit for blockchain projects, says the technology is close to making money
The move by JPMorgan could boost the broader blockchain and cryptocurrency industries, whose proponents believe mainstream adoption is nearing.
Tesla paid CEO Elon Musk $3 million to provide indemnity for directors and officers against legal claims
The highly unusual arrangement had Musk offer up to $100 million from his personal funds in indemnity coverage for officers and directors for 90 days.
Media executives are finally accepting the decline of cable TV as they plot a new path forward
The largest U.S. media companies are projecting about 25 million more households will cancel cable TV in the next five years, prompting major changes throughout the industry.
Amazon is hiring 100,000 seasonal staff for the holidays
Amazon said California, Texas, Maryland, Georgia and New Jersey are the top states where it will hire employees.
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