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Here's how Danny Sullivan became the public face of Google search and why the company needs an ombudsman now more than ever. » Read More |
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The Archinaut, a system made of 3-D printers and robotic arms, could be the flying factory humans need to colonize space. » Read More |
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Choosing between an Amazon Echo, a Google Home and an Apple HomePod
President Donald Trump plans to bar many Chinese companies from investing in U.S. technology companies and block additional technology exports to China, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Technology has been riding high this year with the seemingly invincible FANG names leading the way. The proliferation of diehard tech bulls is making one analyst fearful that the end of its reign might be close.
Amazon has introduced dozens of private label goods in the past year, and is using the power of its global marketplace to steer shoppers to its own products. The New York Times reports.
Goodr collects businesses' leftovers and delivers them to local charities.
AT&T and Verizon are experimenting with drones to bring back phone service following natural disasters. AT&T used one of its drones in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria wiped out over 90 percent of the region's cell sites. Verizon is still testing its cellular drones, but says that they are ready to be deployed this hurricane season.
States can now force online retailers to collect sales tax. It may benefit state budgets, and brick-and-mortar stores, but who could be hurt? CNBC’s “On the Money” asks retail expert Jan Kniffen
Apple launched a repair program for faulty keys on some MacBook and MacBook Pro computers.
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ZTE Corp is expected to deposit $400 million in an escrow account in a U.S. bank in the "next couple of days."
Jim Cramer breaks down why he’s buying Citigroup shares ahead of the Federal Reserve's stress test results.
Jim Cramer hears from Red Hat President and CEO Jim Whitehurst after the software company's stock saw its worst trading day since 2006.
Tesla is suing a former employee for allegedly hacking into its "TMOS" software -- here's what that software does.
It is the latest in a series of fires at the California facility.
A person familiar with the situation told the Journal that the award wasn't tied to future performance metrics and that it had been unanimously approved by shareholders.
Morgan Stanley is telling its clients to pay attention to a market that could grow very quickly, as the firm said it expects "significant development" from space ventures.
Credit Suisse reiterates its outperform rating for Intel shares, predicting the chipmaker will generate strong earnings results next year.
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