How Twilio has made it easier for Nike and Uber to chat with you
Cloud communications company Twilio aimed to disrupt the way companies connected to customers digitally, a trend that has only boomed due to the pandemic.
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Zendesk to be acquired by investor group for $10.2 billion
The company will go private once the deal closes.
$100 million worth of crypto has been stolen in another major hack
Hackers have stolen $100 million in cryptocurrency from Horizon, a so-called blockchain bridge developed by crypto start-up Harmony.
Bitcoin billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried bails out embattled crypto firms BlockFi and Voyager
Bankman-Fried has emerged as something of a savior for the $900 billion crypto market as it faces a deepening liquidity crunch.
TikTok-owner ByteDance's aggressive mobile gaming push is paying off as player spending grows
ByteDance has looked to aggressively expand into mobile gaming, an area that Tencent and NetEase have dominated in China.
The race to make green hydrogen competitive is on. And Europe is building industrial-scale electrolyzers to help
Siemens Energy and Air Liquide have announced plans to focus on the production of "industrial scale renewable hydrogen electrolyzers in Europe."
Chinese EV maker Nio says a car fell from third floor of a Shanghai office, killing two
A test car made by Chinese electric vehicle start-up Nio fell out of a third-floor parking lot of a building in Shanghai, killing two people.
Exxon Mobil is at a crossroads as climate crisis spurs clean energy transition
In this CNBC documentary special, David Faber explores whether Exxon Mobil is serious about taking on global warming and how its actions match its words.
BMW opens $2.2 billion EV plant in China as it ramps up challenge to Tesla, domestic players
BMW has officially opened its new 15 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) factory in Shenyang, China with a strong focus on electric vehicles.
Musk says Tesla's factories in Berlin and Texas are 'gigantic money furnaces'
Tesla's factories in Texas and Berlin are losing "billions of dollars" as supply chain issues hamper the firm's ability to boost production, CEO Elon Musk said.
Netflix lays off 300 more employees as revenue growth slows
Netflix is laying off around 300 employees across the company, CNBC confirmed Thursday.
Intel warns Ohio factory could be delayed because Congress is dragging its feet on funding
Intel's Ohio factory was announced in January and would be the most significant expansion of U.S.-based semiconductor manufacturing in years.
Amazon to invest $23 million to increase Seattle's affordable housing
Amazon said Thursday that it's giving minority-led organizations $23 million to build and preserve more than 560 affordable homes in Seattle.
Republican draft bill would tighten rules for finance firms using customer information
The discussion draft would modernize a financial data protection law known as the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.
Instagram is testing new ways for teens to verify they're 18 years old, including video selfies
Instagram announced Thursday that it's testing new options for users to verify that they are 18 years old, including video selfies.
Can media companies weather a recession? Executives say they're in stronger shape this time
History shows recessions have led to spikes in media layoffs, but executives say this time may be different.
World's largest hybrid ship set to ferry passengers between Britain and France
The idea behind the hybrid ships is that they can run on liquefied natural gas (a fossil fuel), battery power or a combination of the two.
Chinese influencers must now have a qualification to talk about certain topics like law and medicine
There has been a push from China for greater control over areas Beijing sees as influencing society including video games, livestreaming and celebrity culture.
Southeast Asia's start-ups have fired hundreds of workers, and this may be just the beginning
Hundreds of workers from start-ups in Southeast Asia have been fired in the last few months, proving that the industry is not immune to the economic slowdown.
Another 'algorithmic' stablecoin has fallen below its $1 peg — but experts say it's not 'Terra 2.0'
USDD, a so-called "algorithmic" stablecoin that's meant to always be worth $1, plunged as low as 93 cents on Sunday.
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