Robinhood ads touting for 'the people' markets come back to haunt after GameStop scandal
Disgruntled Robinhood users slammed past marketing campaigns touting mass public access to the stock market.
Qualtrics goes public 2 years after being bought by SAP
Qualtrics shares rocketed up 50% in the first day of trading, closing at $45.50
Discord says working with 'Wallstreetbets' team to moderate its new server
Discord Inc, a messaging platform for online gamers, said on Thursday it was working with the WallStreetBets’ Reddit chat room team to moderate its new server.
White House vows to protect US telecoms network from Huawei security threat
The White House offering some insight into its plans for China's top telecoms equipment company
Stripe stops processing payments for Trump campaign website
Stripe Inc. will no longer process payments for President Trump’s campaign website following last week’s riot at the Capitol, according to people familiar with the matter.
More businesses moving to Austin because of high risk tolerance, mayor says
Austin Mayor Steve Adler on how his city is adapting as more Americans move to Texas.
AT&T outages stretch into third day, with 911, cell, Internet services around Nashville affected
"We expect to activate power to at least four additional floors of the building during the day today and are working on the cooling equipment to manage the temperatures in the facility," AT&T said. "Teams are assessing equipment on the building’s lower floors for any damage caused by the flooding of the building."
Miami mayor pushes Silicon Valley, Big Tech to move to Florida; reports ‘it’s absolutely working’
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is encouraging Big Tech companies to move their business to sunny South Florida, and he told FOX Business Network's “After the Bell” Wednesday that his push is “absolutely working.”
‘Escape pods’ from SpaceX, Airbnb, Tesla alumni are sci-fi inspired for campers
High and low tech are set to cross paths in the Great Outdoors in the form of new, $17,500 outdoor shelters, dubbed “prefab urban escape pods, from a startup called Jupe.
Solarwinds hack victims: From tech companies to a hospital and university
The victims offer a small window into the sweeping scope of the hack, which could have ensnared as many as 18,000 of Austin-based SolarWinds Corp.'s customers, the company said, after hackers laced a routine software update with malicious code.
Winter storm, coronavirus pandemic proves boon for on-demand snow plowing company Plowz & Mowz
Plowz & Mowz co-founder Wills Mahoney says demand has intensified following Wednesday's winter storm amid the pandemic.
Amazon Fashion launches Made For You, a custom clothing service with virtual body doubles
Amazon Fashion is creating virtual body doubles for users to customize their own T-shirt. The service is $25.
AT&T Inc agrees to sell Crunchyroll anime business to Sony Corp’s Funimation Global Group, LLC
U.S. telecommunications firm AT&T Inc has agreed to sell its Crunchyroll anime business to Sony Corp’s Funimation Global Group, LLC, both companies said in a joint statement late Wednesday.
Market analyst advises against buying DoorDash, calls it the ‘WeWork of 2020’
DoorDash stock skyrocketed in its NYSE debut Wednesday, but New Constructs CEO and market analyst David Trainer told FOX Business Network's “The Claman Countdown” investors shouldn’t waste their money.
Mariah Carey launching Christmas cookie line
Mariah Carey is cooking up a line of Christmas cookies.
On Giving Tuesday, here’s how to show gratitude on Instagram
How this social media app is getting in on Giving Tuesday.
Zoom remains coronavirus pandemic fixture allowing folks to catch up
Zoom’s videoconferencing service remains a fixture in pandemic life, but its breakneck growth is showing signs of tapering off as investors debate whether the company will be able to build upon its recent success after a vaccine enables people to intermingle again.
Amazon workers across the world protest on Black Friday
Amazon workers across the globe have banded together in a series of coordinated Black Friday protests over workers' rights and environmental justice.
Canadian police officer denies he and partner attempted to get phone passcodes from Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou: report
A Canadian police officer involved in the arrest of Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou two years ago in a U.S. extradition case testified on Monday he did not plan to obtain her mobile phone passcodes or search her electronic devices.
Apple will pay $113 million over investigation into slowing iPhones
Apple Inc. AAPL 0.52% has agreed to a $113 million settlement with more than 30 states that accused the iPhone maker of concealing issues with batteries by throttling phone performance with a software update in 2016.