A huge offshore wind farm is jumping on a growing industry trend — recyclable turbine blades
Swedish energy firm Vattenfall is one of several companies looking into recycling wind turbine blades to address an industry headache.
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Fed up with endless cookie consent boxes? The UK plans to kill them off
The government says new data reforms will reduce the number of banners that appear on websites asking people to consent to cookies.
Billionaire investor Orlando Bravo warns there's 'more pain to come' for the tech sector
Investors asking tech firms for a path to profitability are "not going to love what they see," Bravo said.
Bitcoin's plunge spells trouble for the dot-com era entrepreneur who went all in
A $4 billion bet on bitcoin by software firm MicroStrategy is in jeopardy after the cryptocurrency's recent plunge.
China's tech regulation is getting more 'rational,' says top executive of JD.com
Regulation on China's technology sector is not loosening, it's just becoming more "rational," Xin Lijun, a top executive at e-commerce firm JD.com, told CNBC.
Adobe shares move lower after full-year projections fall short
Adobe cited foreign-exchange challenges, along with other software companies, as well as the war in Ukraine when it gave lower-than-expected guidance.
TikTok exec: We're not a social network like Facebook, we're an entertainment platform
As Facebook looks to copy more features from TikTok, the popular short video service says it's not a social network
Bitcoin falls as sell-off in risk assets resumes, trades at levels not seen since 2020
Bitcoin is trading at levels not seen since December 2020 after it nearly fell below $20,000.
Fanatics hires former Dick Clark Productions CEO to lead its collectibles business
Fanatics has tapped former Dick Clark Productions CEO Mike Mahan to lead its trading cards and digital collectibles business, including Candy Digital and Topps.
Remember Foursquare? The location tech used by Apple, Uber and Coca-Cola knows you
Foursquare was an early leader in the iPhone-based location services economy, but shifted much of its focus to consumer location data for big brands.
New crypto fundraising start-up will take political donations in digital currencies as 2022 midterms heat up
The new platform, titled Engage Raise, is set to launch in July and will allow federal candidates to raise campaign cash solely through cryptocurrencies.
China's multi-billion dollar shopping festival tests e-commerce giants and consumer appetite
China is in the midst of the annual "618" shopping festival where the country's e-commerce giants Alibaba and JD.com try to entice shoppers with huge discounts.
Netflix's binge-release model is under new scrutiny as the streaming giant struggles
Netflix disrupted traditional TV by releasing entire seasons of shows all at once. Now, the model is under scrutiny as the streamer deals with big losses.
U.S. safety agency says Tesla accounts for most driver-assist crashes, but warns data lacks context
Federal safety officials stressed that the data is not meant to portray whether one advanced driver-assist system is safer than another.
Netflix is planning a 'Squid Game' reality show with a record $4.56 million cash prize
It will see 456 players compete in a series of games inspired by the show.
Chinese Tesla rival Nio launches new electric SUV
Nio shares rose on Wednesday after the company unveiled the ES7 electric SUV which starts at 468,000 Chinese yuan ($69,693).
Bill Gates says crypto and NFTs are '100% based on greater fool theory'
The tech billionaire said he's "not involved" in crypto: "I'm not long or short any of those things."
WWE board investigates secret $3 million hush payment by CEO Vince McMahon, report says
A WWE spokesman told The Wall Street Journal that the company is cooperating with the board's investigation into the alleged McMahon payment.
Inside the U.S. government project to create tiny nuclear reactors like batteries
Scientists are building a micro nuclear reactor, which aims to be able to be significantly cheaper and faster to build than conventional light water reactors.
Bitcoin came close to falling below $20,000 as investors continue to flee cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin's price plunged very close to $20,000 Wednesday as cryptocurrencies sank deeper into the red.
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