Starz Sues Disney Over Star+
Starz is suing over copyright infringement arguing the streaming service is too similar to its own StarzPlay offering
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Sequoia Capital Considers Modifications to Fund Structure
The changes could help the Silicon Valley firm avoid increased taxes to carried interest proposed by the Biden administration.
Facebook’s Carolyn Everson Announces she is Leaving Company
"I recognize this news is sudden," outgoing chief revenue officer David Fischer wrote in an internal post.
Google, Apple, Amazon Could Stifle Competition in Connected Device Market, EU Says
The preliminary findings from a European Commission study could lead to enforcement actions.
Biden Revokes Trump Orders Banning TikTok and WeChat
President orders review of apps with ties to foreign adversaries that pose security threats.
WarnerMedia to Keep Half of its Movies in Coming Years on HBO Max
The company said that about 10-12 movies will go straight to HBO Max in coming years.
DoorDash Enters Japan in First Expansion Into Asia
In Japan, DoorDash will face competition from Uber Eats, Finland's Wolt and SoftBank-backed Japanese app Demae-can.
Senate Passes $250 Billion Bipartisan Bill to Counter China Tech Threat
The bill would boost government funding for technology research and development, including in key areas such as semiconductors.
Online Grocery Apps Dingdong Maicai and Missfresh File for U.S. IPOs
Sequoia Capital China-backed Dingdong Maicai and Tencent-backed Missfresh have filed to list in the U.S. as China’s tech giants fight for a piece of the large domestic market.
Ohio AG Sues to Regulate Google as a Public Utility
U.S. Supreme Court order from Justice Clarence Thomas recently advocated for public utility regulation of large internet platforms.
Fastly Glitch Takes Down Major U.S., European Websites
An as-yet unexplained issue at Fastly, a content delivery network company, rendered many popular websites inaccessible for about an hour.
Nubank Valued at $30 Billion
Berkshire Hathaway has invested $500 million in the Brazilian fintech startup.
Tesla’s China Car Deliveries Jump in May After Factory Goes Back Online
Tesla's May deliveries, which are based on orders over the previous months, don't reflect a decline in May orders that The Information has reported.
Congressional Commission Calls on Apple to Take Steps to End Forced Labor Use by Suppliers
The commission cited a report last month in The Information, among other media outlets, for its statement.
Tesla Veteran and Head of Trucking Departs
Jerome Guillen, who is credited with helping steer Tesla past a rough patch in 2017, has left just three months after being appointed to head its heavy trucking unit.
Apple’s New Encrypted Web Browsing Feature Won’t Be Available in China
The move is likely due to China’s cybersecurity laws, which require authorities to be able to trace user internet activity and forbids it from being encrypted.
Alibaba Cloud to Set Aside $1 Billion for Asia’s Startups, Developers
The move is part of Alibaba Cloud's effort to expand its operations outside China, especially in Southeast Asia.
Chinese Lidar Maker Hesai Raises $300 Million From Hillhouse, Xiaomi
The fundraising comes as China's autonomous driving technology companies have been expanding their robotaxi pilot programs in the country.
Stitch Fix Revenue Surges 44% as Pandemic Lull Subsides
Online retailer Stitch Fix said its revenue jumped 44% as the company emerged from a pandemic lull in apparel shopping.
Samsung, NBCU Reach Deal on Peacock
The deal comes after months of negotiations over terms for Samsung to carry NBCU's Peacock streaming service.
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