Big Tech Archive
Archives for November 2017
The FEC is weighing new rules in light of Russia’s 2016 election meddling.
The group discusses the tech and political intersection with special guest co-host Hilary Rosen.
“Making changes in governance is unquestionably good,” Khosrowshahi said at the DealBook conference on Thursday.
The company sent out an email to drivers asking how much they would want to be paid for tasks like health care, moving or customer services tasks.
Friends stars, reunited! In 2019, probably.
His wide-ranging speech Wednesday questioned their power over publishers and others.
Millions of new iPhones will be sold this month. What really happens to the millions that get thrown out?
The company’s sales have gone back up to pre-#deleteUber levels in many of its other major markets.
The key to in-home commerce is more trust, not more tech.
It’s just one of the updated cultural norms for the long-troubled car-hailing giant.
It’s limited to an experiment in Phoenix, but this move marks the beginnings of Waymo’s driverless future.
Tibbens joined Lyft after more than three years as a vice president at Amazon.
Two prominent Mitt Romney alums find themselves in the middle of a Silicon Valley lawsuit.
Also, here’s what happened in his meeting with Donald Trump on Monday.
The so-called “Paradise Papers” also reveal that Apple was shopping for a new tax shelter.