LinkedIn shelved planned move to Microsoft Azure, opting to keep physical data centers
LinkedIn called off a plan to move technology to Microsoft Azure, a setback for its parent company, which is chasing Amazon Web Services
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Amazon wins $270 million tax fight with the EU
In 2017, the EU alleged Amazon received tax advantages in Luxembourg and ordered the U.S. firm to pay back 250 million euros.
Musk's X hit with complaint alleging platform broke Europe's strict privacy laws
The complaint, lodged by privacy activist Max Schrems, alleges that X unlawfully used people's political and religious beliefs to target them with ads.
Temu files fresh lawsuit against Shein, accusing its rival of 'mafia-style intimidation'
Temu alleged that fast-fashion brand Shein infringed on its intellectual property rights, falsely imprisoned its merchants, among other moves.
ChatGPT back online after 'major outage,' OpenAI says
OpenAI said Thursday a major outage on ChatGPT, its artificial intelligence chatbot, was resolved.
Tesla tweaks autopilot software after regulators recall more than 2 million cars
Tesla recalled more than 2 million vehicles over concerns that drivers could misuse the cars' Autosteer features within Autopilot
GM's Cruise robotaxi unit dismisses nine ‘key leaders’ amid safety investigation
The departures include leaders from Cruise's legal, government affairs, commercial operations and safety and systems teams, according to a company-wide message.
Google is rolling out new AI models for health care. Here's how doctors are using them
Google announces MedLM, a new suite of health-care specific AI models.
OpenAI and Axel Springer strike unprecedented deal to offer news in ChatGPT
OpenAI and Axel Springer, the global news publisher, have struck an unprecedented deal allowing ChatGPT to summarize news stories.
Twilio hired Qatalyst to advise on defense against activist investor group
Twilio is working with bankers from Qatalyst Partners as it fends off activist investors who are pushing for changes at the company, including a potential sale
Samsung and ASML to invest $760 million to build an advanced chip plant in South Korea
ASML and Samsung Electronics will jointly invest 1 trillion won to build a plant for cutting-edge semiconductor processing technology in South Korea.
Google's loss to Epic will likely have little impact in the near term
Google is likely to appeal its loss to Epic Games, delaying any changes to the Play Store for months to years.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney on why the company did better against Google than Apple in court
Epic Games and its CEO, Tim Sweeney, have been fighting against mobile app stores and their fees since at least 2020. On Monday, they got a win against Google.
Apple introduces new iPhone security mode to protect against stolen passcodes
Stolen Device Protection creates a second layer of security against your iPhone's passcode being stolen.
Why Tesla's Cybertruck is so hard to mass produce
The Cybertruck is finally here, but Elon Musk has repeatedly emphasized how difficult building it has been, and tempered expectations around scaling production.
$4.7 billion European fintech firm Pleo appoints new CFO, pointing to IPO hopes
Danish fintech firm Pleo has appointed a new CFO, the company told CNBC, beefing up its executive team in a sign it's readying itself for an eventual IPO.
Oracle shares fall more than 12% on light cloud revenue
Oracle shares fell more than 12% Tuesday after coming up short on revenue for its fiscal second quarter in its Monday earnings report.
Oracle shares slide as revenue misses estimates
Demand for Oracle cloud services is growing fast, but analysts had expected more overall revenue in the most recent quarter.
OpenAI's nonprofit arm showed revenue of $45,000 last year, even though company is worth billions
OpenAI's nonprofit status has come under fire from critics who question how an $86 billion company can be controlled by a charity.
Op-ed: After crisis, Israel's economy always comes back stronger
Like its military, Israel's economy has faced many crises and rebounded. This time won't be different, writes Anat Katz, its North America economic minister.
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