MongoDB Shares Jump 25% on Cloud Database Sales
MongoDB investors are apparently thrilled about the database provider's efforts to transition its business from licensed software to cloud services.
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Match Group Wants Dutch Antitrust Authority to Disclose Enforcement Decision
Match said the regulator is required to disclose its decision in the next two weeks.
Disney Dropped the Ball in Averting Johansson Lawssuit
The lawsuit has put Disney on the defensive as Hollywood has rallied around the actress.
Beijing Municipal Government Proposes Taking Controlling Stake in Didi
It’s unclear if the city’s proposal to have a consortium of state-owned enterprises buy a controlling stake in the ride hailing company would get the approval of the central government.
Alibaba to Set Aide $15.5 Billion for China’s “Common Prosperity” Campaign
Amid Beijing's crackdown, China's internet giants are launching charity and social responsibility programs to promote the Communist Party’s policy goals.
China Launches Another Stock Exchange in Bid to Promote Innovation
The creationm of what is essentially a repackaging of an existing exchange in Beijing happens even as IPOs in another tech-oriented market have been struggling.
Amazon Nears Launch of Television
Amazon is preparing to launch an Amazon-branded TV set that includes its Alexa digital assistant.
Reddit Plots 2022 IPO
The $10 billion social news site plans to hire investment banks and lawyers in the run-up to its highly-anticipated initial public offering.
Tesla Temporarily Halted Some Production in China Due to Chip Shortage
The global chip shortage has impacted Tesla, too, in one of its most important markets where it halted some output for four days, Bloomberg reported.
ByteDance to Scale Back Fintech Services
Amid tightening oversight of online financial services, ByteDance said it would reduce fintech services and sell its brokerages, which are based in Hong Kong and mainland China.
China’s Regulators Urge 11 Ride Hailing Firms Including Didi to Follow Rules
The transport ministry said it had met with representatives from the ride hailing firms Wednesday to highlight concerns on the use of unqualified drivers and unruly promotions.
Apple Allows App Developers to Link to Outside Payment Methods
The move makes it easier for consumers to bypass Apple’s in-app purchase system and buy subscriptions directly from app developers.
Alibaba, Oracle See Big Gains in Latest Gartner Cloud Ranking
Alibaba Cloud jumped into third place behind Amazon and Microsoft in Gartner's latest cloud provider rankings, while Google Cloud slipped.
Samsara Files Confidentially for IPO
Samsara, a startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz, has filed confidential paperwork with regulators for an IPO.
Didi Global to Create a Union for its Workers
The government-affiliated union is being created as China’s government is pushing for greater distribution of wealth.
China’s State Firms to Invest in Ant Group’s Credit-Scoring Venture
The expected move is part of Beijing's effort to tighten its control over the financial technology giant controlled by Alibaba founder Jack Ma.
Databricks Hires Salesforce Veteran, Raises $1.6 Billion in New Funding
Six months after raising a $1 billion Series G round at a $28 billion valuation, Databricks has hired a seasoned software sales vet and raised new funding.
Google Pushes Back Return To Office - Again
The Delta variant, rising Covid-19 case counts and fits and starts in vaccination rates continue to complicate the tech industry’s workplace reopenings.
South Korea Bill To Force More App Store Payment Options
The law could be the first of several globally as lawmakers in the U.S. and Europe consider different ways to weaken Apple and Google’s app store dominance
Allbirds Files to Go Public
The IPO filing shows Allbirds' revenue growth has bounced back somewhat in the first half of this year after slowing sharply during the pandemic.
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