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Alphabet unit Sidewalk Labs says it will build model urban district in Toronto.
Elon Musk is racing to land SpaceX on Mars in five years.
Speculation in digital currency bitcoin is apparently spilling over into an obscure e-commerce stock, Overstock.com.
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Facebook's Regina Dugan is leaving as head of its Building 8 research unit 18 months after defecting from Google.
"This valuation number is hard to even call it a number. It really is an illusionist trick," Galloway said.
Value investor Bill Nyrgen shares his market views in an interview on CNBC's "Halftime Report" Tuesday.
"That would be Amazon-esque and that would cut at Netflix," RBC's Mark Mahaney tells CNBC.
Credit Suisse and Jefferies analysts both expressed concerns that much of Netflix's revenue will be offset by mounting content expenses.
Microsoft is rolling out its big new Windows 10 update right now.
SoftBank's investment in Uber could be agreed within the next week, Arianna Huffington said.
The Polestar 1 is aimed at some of the same customers targeted by makers such as Tesla.
Apple was deep in talks to buy the company behind its on-site medical clinic Crossover Health.
Uber faced a year of mounting scandals and regulatory battles after Burghardt signed on last September as policy and communications chief.
Piper Jaffray reiterates its overweight rating for Tesla shares, saying the company's electric car quality is far ahead of its peers in China.
There was also "a little bit too much enthusiasm after the bell," Jim Cramer says about Netflix.
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