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Amazon wants to expand its food delivery service, but its take rate may be still too high for some restaurants. » Read More
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Mobile-only challenger bank Starling plans to raise £40 million ($54 million) from investors to drive expansion into markets beyond the U.K. » Read More |
One of several units spun out of HP, Hewlett Packard Enterprise offers cybersecurity, enterprise Wi-Fi, servers and other corporate tech. » Read More |
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Start-up accelerator Y Combinator plans to roll out its initial cash handout trial to thousands of people across two U.S. states.
Under the agreement, Google will acquire a team of HTC employees to potentially boost its growing hardware business.
Charles River Ventures' Rafael Corrales says there are three big reasons for the current ICO craze.
Best, a supply chain technology company, was listed under the symbol "BSTI" on the New York Stock Exchange.
Jim Cramer sat down with Michael Neidorff, the chairman and CEO of Centene Corporation, for more on his company and the state of health care.
Digital companies in the European Union pay in tax less than half the amount paid by traditional firms, the European Commission said.
Uber has also notified the U.S. authorities about payments made by staff to police officers in Indonesia, a source told Reuters.
Amazon's partnership with Kohl's is the latest example of the e-commerce giant's move into retail.
Vineet Jain, CEO of cloud startup Egnyte, is opening offices outside of Silicon Valley as hiring 'entitled' workers here gets tougher.
Actor Jamie Foxx joins the bandwagon to promote an ICO, but investors aren't too thrilled.
A Swiss financial watchdog has closed down providers of a “fake” cryptocurrency called E-Coin.
Equifax on Monday acknowledged a second security breach that happened earlier in the year, separate from the one it disclosed two weeks ago.
"[I]f you fail, there's no parachute," Steve Ballmer told Satya Nadella.
Blockchain technology is on the radar of a number of tech corporations – and IBM is leading the way, according to research.
Oracle's first-quarter results were better than expected on both revenue and earnings per share. But guidance sent the stock down.
Bitcoin supporters say JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is totally wrong about the cryptocurrency.
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