Eric Yuan started Zoom in 2011 after helping build WebEx. His company is now worth $15.9 billion after its IPO, and Yuan owns about 20%. » Read More
Traditionally, it's been a huge challenge for health-tech and ed-tech companies to recruit tech talent from Facebook, Google and the other big tech companies.
US authorities are probing the Chinese tech company for potential sanction violations.
The flood of young companies into the $400 billion space industry is sparking investor interest but there's a common issue.
I can't visualize images, and I recently learned that there's a term for people who experience the world that way: Aphantasia.
Samsung's Galaxy Fold is a remarkable phone that shows what future foldable devices will be like, but this $2,000 phone broke after two days.
Raja Rajamannar talks about the World Federation of Advertisers' call for brands to "hold platforms to account."
For many people who struggle with anxiety and depression, it's a huge challenge to find a therapist they can afford. Now, a growing group of apps, including Talkspace and The Difference, are using technology to improve access.
Regulators and lawmakers worldwide have begun to take a firmer stance against executives whose companies are found guilty of wrongdoing.
Tencent won approval from regulators to sell the Nintendo Switch in China, but analysts warned there are still more regulatory hurdles to overcome.
Amazon said it will "no longer operate a marketplace on Amazon.cn" and "will no longer be providing seller services on Amazon.cn effective July 18."
The investment from Softbank, Denso and Toyota values the division, known as the Advanced Technologies Group (ATG), at $7.25 billion and creates a newly formed corporate entity with its own board.
Ancestry said it has removed the ad from YouTube and is pulling it from TV.
On April 4, a federal judge gave Musk and the SEC two weeks to work out their differences, punting a request from the agency to hold him in contempt of court for allegedly violating an October securities fraud settlement. Now they want one more week.
Zoom made its debut on public markets on Thursday, rising 72 percent from the price it sold shares in its initial public offering.
Pinterest began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday under the ticker "PINS."
Zoom and IPO both debuted on the public market on Thursday, and Zoom is getting more investor love out of the gate.
"The top of the market always comes when there is tremendous euphoria, and today we saw that euphoria in the two deals that went off hot," Jim Cramer says.
Apple may also be paying Qualcomm between $8 and $9 per iPhone in patent royalty fees.
American Media said Thursday it is selling its tabloid the National Enquirer to James Cohen, chief executive officer of Hudson Media.
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