NBCUniversal is bringing its live events to Twitter users globally
The deal is an effort to expand both the media company's and social media giant's advertising and audience reach.
CNBC Technology
NBC's Peacock gets exclusive WWE streaming rights in the U.S.
The agreement puts an end to the WWE Network's independent streaming platform in the U.S., a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.
Google says it's confident about alternatives to browser cookies that track you for ads
In the latest update on its plans to replace third-party cookies for advertising, Google says tests on one proposal look promising.
Shares of Evergrande's electric car unit pop 67% after raising billions to compete with Tesla in China
The funding is another sign that China's electric car market is heating up with Evergrande posing a potential challenge to Tesla, Nio and Xpeng Motors.
How Mike Speiser and Sutter Hill are changing the rules for venture investing
Investors are taking note of the success enjoyed by Sutter Hill Ventures, a longstanding firm that has gone big on incubating start-ups and growing them fast.
Companies are racing to build digital passports for people to prove they've had the Covid vaccine
Apps could take the place of paper cards to prove you've gotten the vaccine -- but will anybody accept them? And if so, which one?
Amazon could face a new union push and antitrust scrutiny under the Biden administration
Amazon could be looking at antitrust reform, stronger privacy standards and a new push for workers' rights, among other issues, under the new administration.
There are a bunch of hidden menus on your iPhone: Here's how to use them
You can search your whole iPhone, switch between apps, access widgets or quickly access shortcuts to things like your flashlight or Wi-Fi controls.
Why some tech companies and billionaires are leaving California
As Oracle, Palantir and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise move their headquarters out of California, experts say the state needs to find ways to reverse the trend.
Microsoft President Brad Smith explains how political contributions really work
Brad Smith said because Microsoft has contributed to campaigns, representatives can attend events, and that can result in a willingness to work with Microsoft.
Tesla sues former employee for allegedly stealing software code
Tesla says the code could reveal to competitors "which systems Tesla believes are important and valuable to automate and how to automate them."
Tesla engineering director Joseph Mardall leaves for drone start-up Zipline
Mardall led the development of a Model Y heat pump system and led Tesla's efforts to engineer a ventilator that could be produced using car parts.
Tesla posts several job openings for Semi truck production lines in Nevada
Tesla announced the Semi in November 2017, but the project has been delayed several times.
NBC Sports Network will shut down in 2021 and sports rights will move to USA Network
The sports network, which was rebranded in 2011, will move its NHL, NASCAR and Premier League rights to USA Network.
GameStop soars nearly 70%, trading briefly halted amid epic short squeeze
GameStop has more than 138% of its float shares sold short, the single most shorted name in the U.S. stock market.
Elon Musk is donating a $100 million prize for carbon capture technology — here's what that means
Carbon capture, utilization and storage or sequestration is a process of removing carbon emissions to either store or reuse.
Intel says an earnings slide may have leaked early, which is why it released results before close
Intel's earnings beat its own projections, which the company attributed to strong PC sales, especially in the low-end.
Facebook spent more on lobbying than any other Big Tech company in 2020
Tech companies disclosed their lobbying spending for the fourth quarter late Thursday night, revealing big swings in spending from 2019 to 2020.
Apple reportedly working on MacBooks with magnetic charging and new designs
Apple will use its own processors instead of Intel's in the new Macs.
Bitcoin briefly tumbles below $30,000, falling 12% so far this week
The digital currency had been on a tear up until two weeks ago, climbing over $40,000 on Jan. 7.
Business news related to the technology industry, including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook, plus consumer electronics, start-ups, cryptocurrency, media, advertising, streaming, venture capital, antitrust and regulation.
Subscribe to CNBC Technology feed
#channel