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Forget swiping a credit card or badge to buy food at work. One U.S. tech firm is offering to install rice-size microchips in its employees’ hands.
Blue Apron shares hit an all-time intraday low of $6.51 a share, according to FactSet.
With sales topping the combined value of both Amazon’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the e-commerce giant tallied its “biggest day ever.”
Now the uneasy partnership between Amazon and Apple faces on of its biggest tests.
Apple is reportedly still continuing to struggle to implement a fingerprint reader on the new iPhone 8.
Redfin is aiming to test the public markets 13 years after the company was founded.
Blue Apron goes public on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol “APRN” on Thursday.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told CNBC that despite an unprecedented rally among high-growth technology giants, some FANG stocks still remain undervalued.
The company plans to appeal the fine and penalties levied against it by the EU on Tuesday.
Amazon Web Services is preparing to introduce a service for translating text.
“We’ve got to expand our footprint in reaching much more globally,” BlackBerry CEO John Chen told CNBC.
The company has increased 100 million daily active users in just six months.
Google may be charged up to 10 percent of its annual revenues.
DJ Khaled has been referred to the “King of Snapchat” and has over 6.2 million Instagram followers.
The idea that factories will be automated and run by robots in five years is “b——-t”, outgoing General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt said.
