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Archives for May 2017
You should probably follow the advice of the richest man in the world.
In a move that formalizes Anthony Levandowski’s recusal, a judge granted Alphabet a partial injunction in its case against Uber.
On the 20th anniversary of its IPO, Amazon’s market cap stands at $459 billion. Walmart’s? $228 billion.
Soaring revenue and cash flow, plus intentionally tiny profits.
Google plans to discipline more lower level violations, but consequences will start lower, too.
Well, this is an interesting development.
You can buy it with a check or money order.
Okay Google, how are you going to make money with this?
Microsoft seems to be aiming at two different audiences with the high-end laptop and its Apple-y operating system, The Verge’s Dan Seifert says on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
The judge has also referred the case to the U.S. Attorney, which means Uber could face criminal charges.
It’s not as simple as it looks.
And a word about that Uber report ...
If Alphabet gets its preliminary injunction, the ride-hail company could have to stop some of its self-driving operations.
It’s not clear whether the life sciences company continues to be profitable.
Waymo’s test fleet now has three million miles of public-roads experience under its belt.