Tesla to Halt Shanghai Plant for Four Days on Covid Lockdown
Tesla initially said it would shut just Monday but later said it would be closed until Thursday as Shanghai announced a lockdown to curb a Covid outbreak.
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Meituan’s Stock Jumps 12% on View Short-Term Challenges Priced In
Analysts say the Chinese food delivery giant's long-term business outlook remains intact despite China's economic slowdown and Beijing's regulatory pressure.
Apple Beats Netflix for First Best Picture Oscar
The film “CODA,” about the child of deaf parents, won best picture at the Academy Awards, beating Netflix for the coveted prize.
China’s State Media: Regulators Trying to Solve U.S. Audit Dispute “As Soon As Possible”
A state-run newspaper says regulators in the U.S. and China have shown a "pragmatic attitude" to prevent U.S.-listed Chinese stocks from getting delisted.
Apple closes Russian payment loophole
Russia’s home-grown Mir payment card system had to continued to function with Apple Pay even as MasterCard and Visa payments had quit working.
U.S. and EU Reach New Cross Border Data Sharing Agreement
The White House announcement was light on details but is a welcome relief to US and EU tech companies.
Former TikTok Content Moderators Sue Company
The lawsuit, which alleges that TikTok violated California labor laws, comes at a sensitive time for the social media giant.
Chinese Food Delivery App Meituan’s Revenue Growth Slows
Meituan's quarterly results come as China's tech giants are grappling with the country's economic slowdown and Beijing's regulatory crackdown.
Instacart Cuts Valuation by 38% to $24 Billion
The decision comes amidst a sell-off in similar publicly-traded stocks and a sharp slowdown in revenue growth.
EU Lawmakers Reach Deal on Sweeping New Rules to Rein in Tech Giants
The Digital Markets Act is one piece of a global push to regulate the tech sector.
U.S. Regulator Says Hopes for Deal Over U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks “Premature”
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board said the U.S. requirement for full access to relevant audit documentation is "not negotiable."
Apple Says Epic’s Appeal in App Store Antitrust Case Should be Rejected
It will likely be at least a year before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issues its ruling.
SoftBank Seeking $60 billion Valuation for Arm
The valuation would be off the charts compared to multiples for other chip firms
Chinese Microblog Weibo Evaluating “All Strategic Options” Amid U.S. Delisting Risks
U.S. regulators added Nasdaq-listed Weibo to a list of New York-listed Chinese companies that face delisting risks for failing to meet disclosure requirements.
Uber Sets April Return to Office Date
Many Uber employees will be heading back to the office next month.
Uber to List NYC Taxis on App
The move is a major capitulation by Uber, which long sought to displace taxis.
Chinese Autonomous Driving Startup WeRide Raises $400 Million
The funding round, which included U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group, valued WeChat at $4.4 billion.
Google Softens App Store Payment Rules, Allowing Spotify Billing
The move is a sign of the antitrust pressure app store operators face globally
Okta Now Says Hackers May Have Viewed Customers’ Data
After seeming to downplay the impact of a January security breach yesterday, Okta is now admitting that up to 2.5% of its customers may have been affected.
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