Chinese censorship or 'work elsewhere': Inside Shutterstock's free-speech rebellion
"Employees have a lot of opportunities to work here, to work elsewhere," a company executive said in response to questions about the company's China deal.
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Facebook cancels its annual developer conference amid coronavirus outbreak
Facebook on Thursday announced its decision to cancel its annual F8 software developer conference due to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.
These 'stay at home' stocks like Peloton and Netflix could provide a refuge from coronavirus plunge, says MKM
Netflix, Facebook, Amazon, Peloton, Slack and Zoom are among a handful of companies that MKM Partners identified could rise despite the broader market sell-off.
Microsoft 71-year-old billionaire Charles Simonyi still goes to work
Simonyi works on an app called Microsoft Whiteboard, and now he's one of the most decorated figures among the 151,000 people Microsoft employs today.
DoorDash preps for IPO, confidentially files documents with SEC
DoorDash announced Thursday it's taken an initial step toward a public offering.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg defends her company and her reputation in wide-ranging interview
"I'm a demanding boss, and I'm a tough boss. I think I'm a very fair boss. But I'm demanding," Sandberg says in the debut episode of NBC News' "Byers Market" podcast.
PayPal warns coronavirus will have a negative impact on revenue expectations for the quarter
PayPal reduced its first quarter revenue guidance by a percentage point.
Europe's 'luxury' competitor to Uber plans on raising $30 million to fuel global expansion
Wheely's CEO said the premium ride-hailing firm will seek fresh funding next year to expand into either the U.S. or Asia.
How Monzo brought Silicon Valley's 'wild ideas' to Britain's staid banking system
Monzo CEO Tom Blomfield discusses his beginnings in Silicon Valley and what the future holds for Britain's buzzy digital bank.
Microsoft warns it will miss guidance for segment that includes Windows because of coronavirus
The coronavirus had already been a factor in Microsoft's forecast for the More Personal Computing business, which now no longer applies.
Cook says Apple TV+ is focused on original programming, not 'reruns' like the 'Friends' reunion
Apple CEO Tim Cook talked about the company's Apple TV+ strategy during Apple's shareholder meeting on Wednesday. He also briefly discussed the company's health plans and 2019 acquisitions.
Bernie Sanders to rally Silicon Valley's tech activists ahead of Super Tuesday
The democratic candidate is hoping to rally Silicon Valley's left behind in rally this weekend.
Disney's CEO change makes sense as the company pivots to streaming, where consumers pay directly
The CEO shakeup comes as Disney's media business undergoes a massive pivot and starts selling its movies, shows and channels directly to consumers through its streaming services.
Coronavirus concern weighs on Nutanix outlook, drags stock down over 20%
Nutanix shares plunged after the company gave a cautious outlook in part because of "the anticipated impact of the coronavirus."
Workday cancels internal sales conference attended by thousands over coronavirus fears
Wordkday's leadership team cited concerns over a rapid increase of global coronavirus cases in the past few days.
Amazon adds CDC notice to searches about coronavirus
The notice directs users who search "coronavirus" or "COVID-19" on Amazon to the CDC website.
Zoom has added more videoconferencing users this year than in all of 2019 thanks to coronavirus, Bernstein says
Analysts think Zoom's video calling software has picking up greater usage lately thanks to coronavirus. User estimates suggest the bump is substantial.
Google announces $10 billion investment in US expansion amid government antitrust probes
Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company is investing more than $10 billion this year in data centers and offices across the United States. Google is one big tech company currently under government antitrust scrutiny.
Klarna, the $5.5 billion payments unicorn backed by Snoop Dogg, just reported its first annual loss
Swedish fintech start-up Klarna has reported an annual loss for the first time, following years of profitability.
Amazon will grow 25% every year 'like clockwork,' Chamath Palihapitiya says
Companies like Facebook and Google will get regulated or be forced to divest, Chamath Palihapitiya said, but he said Amazon will continue to grow 25% every year 'like clockwork.'
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