Lyft, Uber to Stop Operations in Minneapolis
Uber Technologies and Lyft have announced their intention to cease operations in Minneapolis.
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Apple to Pay $490 Million to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit
Apple agreed to pay $490 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that claimed that the company’s chief executive, Tim Cook, was involved in deceiving shareholders by hiding information that iPhone sales had significantly decreased in the Chinese smartphone market.
US Urges for Global AI Regulations at UN
The United States has introduced a resolution to the United Nations (UN) that promotes safe, secure, and trustworthy artificial intelligence systems.
Adobe Faces Its Biggest Downturn in More Than 20 Years
On Friday, March 15, a decrease in the price of Adobe shares was recorded after the company released its sales outlook for the current quarter, which turned out to be disappointing compared to preliminary expectations regarding what commercial goals the firm sets for itself.
Robinhood Jumps After Growth in Assets
The cost of Robinhood shares on Thursday, March 14, showed growth of nearly 9% after the company reported a significant increase in assets under custody over the past month.
Oracle Presents AI Capabilities for Finance and Supply Chain
Oracle has added new generative artificial intelligence capabilities to its Fusion Cloud Applications Suite.
Nvidia Faces High Investor Expectations at AI Conference
Next week Nvidia Corp. will hold an annual conference on artificial intelligence, but already now this developer of advanced chips is facing high expectations regarding the news at the planned event.
US House Passes Bill to Force ByteDance to Divest TikTok
The United States House of Representatives on Wednesday, March 13, passed a bill according to which the Chinese company ByteDance, which owns TikTok, must divest the US assets of this short-video app within six months or face a ban.
DoorDash Uses AI to Detect Verbal Abuse
DoorDash has announced the addition of a new artificial intelligence-based feature to its corporate functional space.
JPMorgan CEO Says About Probability of US Recession
JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon on Tuesday, March 12, during a video conference at the Australian Financial Review business summit in Sydney, said that, in his opinion, one should not deny the likelihood of a recession in the United States.
US Wants to Help Philippines Double Its Semiconductor Facilities
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Tuesday, March 12, during a speech at a business forum in Manila, said that Washington wants to help the Philippines double its chip-making production capacity.
Airbnb Bans Indoor Security Cameras
The short-term rental housing platform Airbnb on Monday, March 11, announced that it prohibits the use of indoor security cameras on premises around the world.
Reddit Launches IPO
Reddit Inc. has disclosed details of its upcoming initial public offering (IPO), which is likely to be the largest event of a relevant nature in the current year.
Intel-Backed Astera Seeks $534 Million in IPO
Astera Labs Inc. intends to raise as much as $534 million in an initial public offering (IPO).
Uber Eats Launches Live Location Sharing
Uber Eats has announced the launch of a real-time location-sharing feature for delivery to hard-to-reach spaces.
NYCB’s New CEO Mulls Business Plan
The new CEO of New York Community Bancorp (NYCB), Joseph Otting, said that he is currently working on creating a new business plan for this financial institution.
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