Tag: TechCrunch

Meta Wins Antitrust Case Brought by States
Meta has scored an important victory, winning the antitrust case brought against it by a coalition of state attorneys general....
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History Repeats Itself: The Chevy Bolt’s Days Are Over
GM is ending production of its popular line of Bolt EVs, including the Chevy Bolt and the Chevy Bolt EUV....
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Hackers Have Reportedly Stolen 10TB of Western Digital Data
Hackers have reportedly stolen some 10TB of data from Western Digital and are threatening to release it....
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Ransomware Survival 101: Don’t Follow Dish Network’s Playbook
Dish Network customers are still in limbo, with few answers weeks after the company was crippled by ransomware....
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Twitter Blue Is Now Available in More Than 20 Countries
Twitter Blue has undergone a major expansion, with the service now available in more than 20 European countries....
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Amazon Employees Can Use Their Stock to Finance Home Purchases
Amazon employees are about to enjoy a new perk: being able to use their company stock to finance home purchases....
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Ford Pauses F-150 Lightning Shipments Over Battery Concerns
Ford has paused production and shipment of the all-electric F-150 Lightning over undisclosed battery concerns....
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Impossible Foods May Lay Off 20% of Its Workforce
Impossible Foods may be poised for a second round of layoffs, with a report putting the number at 20%....
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Sling TV Is in Trouble as Subscriber Losses Mount
Once the undisputed king of live TV streaming, Sling TV is bleeding subscribers to rivals offering better features....
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Alphabet’s Intrinsic and Verily Lay Off Staff
Alphabet has finally joined the long list of companies laying off employees, with its Intrinsic and Verily divisions impacted....
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VLC Is Available in India Once Again
The VLC media player is once again available in India following a ban that prohibited downloads of the popular software....
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Dutch Court: Forcing Workers to Keep Webcams On Is a Human Rights Violation
A Dutch court has dealt a major blow to corporate surveillance, ruling it is a human rights violation to force employees to keep their webcams on....
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Google Translate Shuts Down in China
Google Translate has shut down in China, leaving users without one of the best online translation services available....
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Meta Must Pay $175M for Infringing on a Green Beret’s App
Most would tread carefully to avoid upsetting a Green Beret, but Meta evidently didn’t get the memo, choosing to copy his app....
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Apple Poised to Move a Quarter of iPhone Production to India
Apple is preparing to move a significant portion of its iPhone manufacturing to India as it tries to lessen its reliance on China....
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