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From New York and Chicago down to Lehigh Valley, Pa., here are the cities trying to become Amazon's second home. » Read More
By: Catherine Campo
Amazon is spreading itself too thin, Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy, told CNBC on Wednesday. » Read More |
By: Lora Kolodny
Blue Apron is laying off 6% of its employees, but thousands of shift workers in its meal kit fulfillment centers were spared. » Read More |
By: Ari Levy
Adobe shares rose after the company provided a forecast that topped analysts' estimates. » Read More |
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Built Robotics has raised $15 million in a round led by NEA to do for construction equipment what Waymo is doing for automobiles.
The once-celebrated Indian start-up industry may be a deflating bubble.
MongoDB will be the latest New York technology company to go public.
Jim Cramer explains why the bulls are right and the stock of Johnson & Johnson is worth owning.
Jim Cramer says Facebook's $100 million purchase of anonymous polling app tbh could help Instagram take the lead with young audiences.
Investment newsletter author Paul Brodsky said he will help a major digital assets fund open its New York office at the beginning of November.
The company's ability to make money off each user is falling way short of BTIG's forecast.
Jim Cramer spoke with IBM CFO Martin Schroeter about the technology company's forward drivers.
Voice and video calling could become the 'fourth pillar' of Amazon's business, said Rohit Prasad, VP and Head Scientist at Alexa.
You can be the augmented reality figure in real life.
The tech giants are too big. But so what? Hasn’t that always been the case? NYT explains.
Senators this week are slated to announce a bill they hope will curb foreign governments' influence on American elections.
Barclays shares its top semiconductor sector picks into third-quarter earnings season.
The Russian interference campaign was using Messenger to communicate with their users, Recode reports.
Blue Apron on Wednesday said it cut about 6 percent of its workforce, nearly four months after the meal-kit company went public.
They want it to be "the world’s first neighborhood built from the internet up," the NYT reports.
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