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Asia is home to some of the largest smartphone markets in the world, including India and Indonesia.
SoftBank will invest 900 million euros into German fintech firm Wirecard, as part of a strategic partnership on digital payments.
According to Crunchbase data, start-up AutoX has raised around $43 million in funds, and that includes an investment from China's Dongfeng Motor Group.
Snap shares soared in after-hours trading on Tuesday after the company lowered losses, beat on revenue and continued growing its user base.
Twitter reports growth in its monetizable daily active users in its report for the first quarter of 2019.
Zoom rallied 72% in its first day of trading on Thursday and has continued to rise.
Trump later tweeted that there had been, "lots of subjects discussed regarding their platform." A Twitter spokesperson said topics included "protecting the health of the public conversation" and responding to the opioid epidemic.
Earlier this month, CNBC had reported that CBS had missed its own internal deadline to find a successor for Les Moonves, who resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations.
Hedge funds buy mountains of anonymized data that they use to gauge how well retailers are doing ahead of earnings.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the tech industry very much needs to be regulated but he's "not confident" in U.S. lawmakers to do it right.
China makes use of nine satellites in orbit around the Earth, built by American companies, to boost government capabilities, the WSJ reported.
Starting in July, Kohl's will be accepting Amazon returns at all of its stores — more than 1,150 — across the country, hoping to drive more traffic.
This year's hot IPOs have one thing in common — they are all overpriced, according to NYU Stern professor Aswath Damodaran.
Wealthfront's high-yield cash account has attracted $1 billion from customers since launching in February.
Twitter is partying hard on Tuesday. Even with those gains, the social stock still looks like a name with more upside to come to this technician.
IPOs, especially successful ones like Pinterest, can make instant millionaires out of early employees, but they can also be the demarcation point for a new kind of workplace. There is a culture shift with a focus on shareholder concerns.
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