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SAN FRANCISCO, July 18- A European Union antitrust judgment against Google on Wednesday invites more competition from software developers including Microsoft Corp, Amazon.com Inc and Samsung Electronics Co, but still leaves them at an disadvantage, industry executives and analysts told Reuters. The ruling aims to open the door for Samsung, Lenovo Corp and...
Cisco rose in extended trading after a report from MarketWatch that AWS isn't likely to compete in the switching market.
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Corning just released its latest product: Gorilla Glass 6. It is tougher than Gorilla Glass 5 and will be available on consumer devices later this year. CNBC got a behind-the-scenes look at how Corning makes some of the toughest glass in the world.
Google has been hit with a record fine for competition abuses related to its mobile operating system, Android. What does this mean for the world's largest search engine?
EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has emerged in recent years as one of the harshest critics of big tech.
The European Union just hit Google with a record antitrust fine for abusing the dominance of its Android mobile operating system.
The EU is expected on Wednesday to slap Google with a big fine and order it to make some changes to how it packages its Android mobile platform with other apps. Some suspect it won't change the market.
- Amazon sellers say they were unfairly suspended right before Prime Day, and now have two bad choices
Smaller sellers on Amazon are getting suspended for inexplicable reasons.
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The tech giants have faced questions of conservative censorship for months, repeatedly insisting their platforms are neutral.
Netflix believes it has room to grow in terms of engagement, which it calculates as median view time. However with more competitive services are entering the field, it may make it hard for the company to grow that metric.
LONDON, July 17- The U.S. trade ban on Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE wreaked havoc at wireless carriers in Europe and South Asia and forced operators worldwide to consider broadening their supply networks, industry sources told Reuters. Veon was especially hard hit, suffering launch delays at its Italian joint venture and in Ukraine, near network outages...
Netflix missed its subscriber addition projections for the first time in five quarters, leading shares to tumble. The company added about 1 million fewer subscribers than it estimated.
Shares of Amazon fell off session highs immediately following the rocky start to Prime Day.
The U.S. has had some success getting accused Russian hackers extradited to face charges.
Netflix is expected to add more subscribers internationally and domestically than its guidance. But some analysts are worried increased competition, "underwhelming" content and the share's growth may make it hard for Netflix to keep winning.
Asian stocks closed lower as investors digested the release of a barrage of China economic data, shrugging off the gains seen stateside in the previous session.
The chance of the DOJ winning its appeal may be slim, unless the government can prove one very important point: that U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon was wrong in his application of the law to AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner.
Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile all say they have unlimited data plans, but there's fine print you need to know about. Spoiler: there's no such thing as unlimited 4G LTE data.
P2P transactions have come a long way, They're now in use by every demographic.
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