Deliveroo doubled orders and trimmed losses in the first six months of 2021
Deliveroo reported orders of 148.8 million in the six months to June 30, up from 74.5 million in the same period a year ago.
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SoftBank unit behind risky multibillion-dollar tech bets dumps Microsoft, Facebook, Alphabet and Netflix shares
SoftBank has offloaded shares of U.S. tech giants like Facebook, Microsoft, Alphabet and Netflix, according to its latest financial report.
Chinese gaming giant NetEase pushes for major overseas growth with new battle royale title
A top executive at Chinese tech giant NetEase lays out the company's plans for growing revenue overseas and dipping its toes into console and cloud gaming.
How the $1 trillion infrastructure bill will direct billions toward tech spending
The bill includes funding for broadband access programs, electric vehicle charging stations and cybersecurity.
Coinbase profits surge following volatile stretch of cryptocurrency trading
While the company offered no formal guidance, it did say trading volume will be lower in the third quarter compared with Q2.
Doximity shares jump after digital health company says revenue doubled in first report since IPO
Doximity said revenue in the fiscal first quarter climbed to $72.7 million from $36.4 million a year earlier.
Judge may unseal some mental health records in Elizabeth Holmes case
Federal prosecutors want the records unsealed in case Holmes makes a mental health defense in her fraud trial.
Venmo is letting its credit cardholders convert cash-back to crypto for free
Venmo launched a credit card feature that lets users convert their cash-back to crypto for free.
Apple will reportedly add big upgrades to the next iPhone's camera
Apple is reportedly planning a video Portrait mode with several new photo and video updates on the new iPhone, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
How Apple’s upcoming email privacy update could change what’s in your inbox
Apple announced several new features for mobile and desktop operating systems that will have major impacts for commercial email.
Amazon gives consumers easier way to file complaints for faulty goods from third-party sellers
Amazon has long struggled to police dangerous and faulty goods on its third-party marketplace, which is made up of millions of independent sellers.
Amazon cloud executive Charlie Bell is leaving after 23 years as shakeup continues at AWS
Charlie Bell was considered a candidate to become the head of AWS, but Amazon tapped Adam Selipsky, who had worked alongside Bell.
Apps are helping people avoid air pollution amid record wildfires, rising temperatures
Air quality in the U.S. and Europe improved over the last decade thanks to stricter regulations, but record wildfires raise new air pollution concerns.
Amazon aggregators like Thrasio and Perch are raising billions of dollars to buy mom-and-pop sellers in a crowded market
Nearly 70 Amazon aggregators have popped up in the last couple years, raising $7 billion in capital to buy up smaller businesses that sell on Amazon.
Apple says it will reject any government demands to use new child sexual abuse image detection system for surveillance
Apple said Monday it will reject government demands to use its new child sexual abuse image detection system for surveillance.
DraftKings to buy Golden Nugget Online for $1.56 billion, as gaming's M&A streak continues
DraftKings will acquire Golden Nugget Online in an all-stock deal worth $1.56 billion.
Roku adds 23 more Quibi shows as it pursues original content strategy
Roku said it will add 23 more shows to its collection of "originals" as it tries to build on its ad-supported content strategy.
Why Elon Musk’s Starlink has set up a satellite base on a tiny island in the Irish Sea
Starlink, the space internet service created by Elon Musk's SpaceX, has set up a "ground station" on a tiny self-governing island in the Irish Sea.
Verizon and AT&T plan post-pandemic 5G marketing blitz, even as consumer use cases remain unclear
Verizon and AT&T shelved 5G marketing efforts emphasizing outdoor activities during the pandemic. Now they're ready to push it again.
Why millennials and gen-Zs are jumping on the buy now, pay later trend
The BNPL trend has spawned companies with huge valuations, like Klarna ($46 billion) and AfterPay, which Square will buy in a $29 billion deal.
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