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CNBC breaks down some of the new active safety systems that you might find in a new car, and what each one does.
Comcast has outbid Fox in a $39 billion takeover of British broadcaster Sky, after it emerged a clear winner with the highest bid in three rounds.
A draft of that executive order would direct federal agencies to give recommendations ways to "protect competition among online platforms and address online platform bias" within a month after being signed.
Salesforce Chief Product Officer Bret Taylor has climbed the ranks quickly since his start-up Quip was acquired two years ago, and now he's in Benioff's inner circle.
The FDA received high marks this week for calling teenage use of e-cigarettes like Juul an 'epidemic,' but in pointing the finger at makers of addictive nicotine vaping products, the FDA neglected a key culprit in the health crisis: itself.
If built properly, the material is very strong and can withstand high winds, earthquakes and even fires.
A weekly recap of the most interesting venture capital deals, funds and start-ups.
Jim Cramer explains how a demand for Micron's chips combined with its buyback could send the company soaring.
Jim Cramer sits down with Q6 Cyber founder and CEO Eli Dominitz, who says companies that think their mission is to stop attacks in real time are "dead wrong."
Jim Cramer hears from Red Hat President and CEO Jim Whitehurst, who addresses his company's second-quarter revenue miss.
Lines were short outside Apple's flagship London store but longer in Singapore and elsewhere.
Paige.AI promised to transform how cancer is diagnosed with application of AI and health care. Their advantage, though, was access to 25 million patient tissue slides through Sloan Kettering as well as investors from the cancer center holding stake in the start-up. The arrangement has sparked outrage and caused resignations, The New York Times reports.
"CBS is a loaded laggard," the billionaire value investor says. "Viacom is an even doubly loaded laggard."
Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" that the company will be able to "easily" mitigate the impact of Trump's tariffs in the future.
Airbnb hosts are closer to paid partners than employees or investors, who would be eligible for stock options and equity ownership under current SEC rules for private companies.
Analysts are concerned the negative impact from Intel's processor manufacturing issues may last longer than one quarter.
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