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The company has leased buildings on a quiet Hollywood block as it prepares to focus on creating full-length movies and television series, NYT reports.
Starting in November Amazon customers can order take-out from local restaurants directly through the Amazon app.
Continual innovation, from product selection to shipping technology, is key to this small business's growth.
New legislation would waive polygraphs for some law enforcement job candidates, The Verge reports.
The deal allows Cisco to further diversify away from its stagnating switches and routers business.
Bitcoin is booming, digital currency hedge funds are sprouting at the rate of two a week and the value of all cryptocurrencies has surged tenfold this year to more than $170 billion.
Jefferies reiterates its buy rating for Nvidia shares, predicting the chipmaker will report profits above expectations in fiscal 2019.
Amazon’s handling of sexual harassment allegations against Roy Price has set off confusion, debate and finger-pointing inside the company, the NYT reports.
Developing countries are at risk of losing cheap manufacturing if leisurewear companies accelerate automation, Financial Times reports.
Google plans to take a finder’s fee for each new subscriber it brings to publishers, FT reports.
Magic Leap seems unlikely to release workable consumer-oriented augmented reality glasses any time soon, the Verge reports.
Until recently, direct competition between Alibaba and Amazon has been rare. Southeast Asia could offer a test on neutral turf, NYT reports.
Investors appear to be shrugging off risks like the upcoming "fork", or split in bitcoin.
Users are prompted to select one of the payment methods stored with Google, and Pay with Google does the rest.
The company said proceeds of the sale would be used for general business purposes including content acquisition and development.
JPMorgan reaffirms its underweight rating for Tesla shares, predicting the company will continue to have issues producing the Model 3.
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