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Anita Balakrishnan
Anita Balakrishnan is a CNBC News Associate covering technology and breaking business news.
Prior to joining CNBC, Balakrishnan held an internship with USA Today's Money Section as part of the Dow Jones News Fund Internship Program, where she covered personal finance, media consolidation and the U.S. economy.
Balakrishnan holds a master's degree from New York University in Business and Economic Reporting and a bachelor's degree from the University of Denver in Economics and Environmental Biology.
Follow Anita Balakrishnan on Twitter @MsABalakrishnan.
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Ross says the deal includes a $1 billion penalty against ZTE and a U.S.-chosen compliance team to be embedded at the Chinese telecom giant.
The report said, "There's nothing that suggests Amazon has any concrete plans for insurance."
- WhatsApp co-founders reportedly gave up $1.3 billion as Facebook merger devolved to 'low class' spat
The Journal reported on Tuesday that WhatsApp co-founders Brian Acton and Jan Koum gave up $900 million and $400 million, respectively.
Apple is known as a hardware company, but none of its strengths —health and safety, privacy, augmented reality, education, enterprise and music— is tied to a single piece of hardware.
The update comes as Apple has vowed to refocus its desktop "pro" line for power users, as graphic-heavy fields like virtual reality become more popular.
Apple on Monday updated the software for its Apple Watch.
Apple said on Monday it would expand its standard "Stocks" app to include business news and other business metrics, like extended trading.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook addressed the company's global gathering of coders and computer scientists on Monday.
- Silicon Valley is scrambling for talent, and now Microsoft owns two of the top professional networks
Both GitHub and LinkedIn offer tools to help professionals stay competitive.
The Journal, citing anonymous sources, reported that Apple has met with ad-based companies like Pinterest and Snap.
