Bitcoin 'time to buy' ad banned in the UK for being irresponsible
An advertising campaign telling people in the U.K. "it's time to buy" bitcoin has been banned by the nation's advertising regulator for being irresponsible.
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Google gets the green light to build multi-billion dollar megacampus in San Jose
Construction will begin as early as next year but likely take a decade to complete.
Tesla is ditching radar, will rely on cameras for Autopilot in some cars
Tesla announced Tuesday that it is ditching radar in favor of a camera-based system to enable Autopilot features in its Model 3 and Y vehicles in North America.
Democrats, GOP team up on bill targeting China as U.S. suffers microchip shortage
The United States Innovation and Competition Act of 2021 challenges Beijing's growing tech power by supporting U.S. chipmakers.
Microsoft's cloud boss says the company doesn't want to compete with doctors
With Nuance, Microsoft wants to make its cloud more compelling to software developers, not supplant doctors altogether, said cloud chief Scott Guthrie.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella teases big Windows update at Build
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella teased a big update to Windows, and he pointed to Azure updates that could attract developers at large companies.
How Apple's 2015 negotiations for Time Warner bundling deal briefly led to acquisition talks
If Tim Cook wants to compete against Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, he may need a huge acquisition. There's history to suggest WarnerMedia-Discovery could fit.
Amazon's ad revenue is now twice as big as Snap, Twitter, Roku and Pinterest combined
Amazon's ad unit is growing 1.7 times as quickly as other digital ad rivals, according to analysts at Loop Capital.
Twitter CFO Ned Segal says e-commerce is becoming more important for the company
Twitter CFO Ned Segal said e-commerce will be an important lever for the company as it continues to build out direct response advertising products.
Russia threatens to slow down Google for failing to delete prohibited content, issues small fine
Russia has threatened to decelerate Google's traffic and issued the company with a small fine for failing to remove what it says is unlawful content.
Clubhouse has 'millions more on waitlist' after Android launch: CEO
Social audio app Clubhouse recently added one million users after launching on Android devices and its CEO says millions more are waitlisted to install.
Elon Musk says he talked to 'North American Bitcoin miners,' sending bitcoin price surging
The price of bitcoin popped about 4% on Monday after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he was having active discussions regarding its sustainability.
Op-ed: Alphabet's Waymo warns that describing vehicles as 'self-driving' before they're ready can lead to unsafe driver behavior
Some vehicles marketed as fully self-driving actually have advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), which can confuse drivers, warns Waymo's safety chief.
Bitcoin attempts to close in on $40,000 after Elon Musk said he spoke to miners about energy usage
The price of bitcoin is approaching $40,000 once again after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he was having active discussions with bitcoin miners.
Airbnb announces a big new update focused on flexibility — here's what's new
Airbnb announced changes to its platform with a focus on flexibility, ahead of a widely anticipated return to travel following the Covid-19 pandemic.
These are the 2021 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies
CNBC reveals the 2021 Disruptor 50 list, identifying start-ups leading consumer, technology and business shifts — and valued by investors in the billions.
Robinhood nears its biggest trade of all, an IPO, after wild year
Robinhood turned the brokerage industry on its head by offering zero-fee commissions and is expected to soon go public in a big deal, not without controversy.
Robinhood's disruptive force: The good, the bad and the controversy
Has Robinhood led a behavioral revolution in stock trading for a new wealth generation, or made a dangerous game of investing, as critics claim. Maybe both?
UK furniture retailer Made.com wants to raise $141 million in an IPO
British online furniture seller Made.com announced Tuesday that it plans to float at least 25% of its shares on the London Stock Exchange.
From driverless cars to robotic warehouses, China looks to automation to get ahead of labor shortage
China's labor market faces a number of challenges such as an aging population. Automation could be one way to help solve some of the issues.
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