Chip Shortage Catches Up To Apple
The iPhone maker will make fewer iPhone 13s than it planned to because of the lasting global chip shortage
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Apple Faces Chip Bottlenecks, Could Cut iPhone Orders by up to 11%
The news shows that Apple isn’t immune to the global chip shortage even though it’s known for paying far in advance to secure components.
Coinbase to Launch NFT Marketplace
Coinbase plans to open a non-fungible token marketplace by the end of 2021.
Stripe is Building a Crypto Team
The new team will report to Guillaume Poncin, the company's former head of engineering, banking and financial products.
One-Click Checkout Firm Bolt Raises $393 Million at $6 Billion Valuation
The six year old checkout enablement firm is building up a larger war chest than its rivals as venture capital continues to funnel into fintech at an accelerated pace.
Chip Shortage Slows China Car Sales
Car sales in the world’s biggest auto market haven’t been spared by the global semiconductor crunch.
Andreessen Horowitz Poaches Facebook’s Top Blockchain Engineers
Nassim Eddequiouaq and Riyaz Faizullabhoy helped craft the crypto custody infrastructure for Novi, Facebook's digital wallet.
Magic Leap Raises $500 Million Ahead of New AR Headset Launch
Magic Leap's original device sold far short of expectations but early last year the company pivoted to focus on the business market.
Nerdwallet Files to Go Public
The financial advice news site makes money by referring users to lenders and credit card firms.
Amazon Relaxes Office Mandate for Corporate Workers— Sort Of
The decision means that some teams may end up coming back to the office full-time, while others may be permitted to adopt a hybrid working model.
Facebook Oversight Board To Meet With Frances Haugen
The 37-year-old whistleblower is pushing for Facebook to change.
Former Pentagon Software Chief Says U.S. Lags Behind China in Artificial Intelligence
The Pentagon’s first chief software officer told the Financial Times he resigned in protest of what he said was an inadequate response to China’s threat.
Amazon Reseller Thrasio Delays SPAC Merger
Thrasio is one of the largest companies that has bought up online merchants that sell on Amazon.
Apple Seeks to Put Epic Ruling on Hold Pending Appeal
Apple says it would be ‘irreparably harmed’ by the ruling.
SpaceX Hits $100 Billion Valuation from Secondary Sale
The price is a significant mark-up from February, when the company was valued at $74 billion by Sequoia Capital.
Notion Valued at $10.3 Billion by Coatue, Sequoia
The company, which offers a suite of workplace productivity tools, will use the funding to expand its products and hire new staff for international expansion.
Apple Is Building a New Campus in LA
The facilities, which will measure 550,000 square feet, will help the company as it plans to produce more movies and TV shows for Apple TV+.
China Slaps Meituan With $533 Million Anti-Monopoly Fine
The penalty for Meituan is part of the Chinese government's broader regulatory crackdown on the country's internet giants such as Alibaba, Tencent and Didi.
Tesla to Move Headquarters to Texas From California
Tesla joins other California-based companies such as Oracle and Hewlett Packard Enterprise that have moved to Texas or are planning to do so.
China’s Central Bank Says Fintech Crackdown Will Continue
The Chinese government's regulatory crackdown has escalated since it forced financial technology giant Ant Group to cancel its initial public offering last November.
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