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Pinterest Files Confidentially for IPO
Pinterest has confidentially filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering, joining a parade of highly valued technology startups planning to list their shares in 2019.
U.S. Campaign Against Huawei Runs Aground in an Exploding Tech Market
The Chinese company?s low prices outweigh spying concerns for many countries ramping up 5G spending, in particular the pivotal internet economy of India. ?The perception here is that the U.S. action is more a matter of foreign policy.?
Baidu Reports 50% Quarterly Profit Drop but Revenue Beats Projections
Baidu reported stronger-than-expected revenue in the most recent period, driven by its search-engine business and artificial-intelligence initiatives.
Tesla's Model 3 Loses Recommended Status From Consumer Reports
Tesla?s Model 3 has lost its recommended status from Consumer Reports, less than a year after the magazine awarded it the coveted designation.
New Samsung Phone Folds in Half, and Costs Nearly $2,000
The world?s largest smartphone maker unveiled the industry?s first mainstream foldable-screen smartphone, in a radical design change that sends the industry?s pricing model soaring to new heights.
Apple, Goldman Sachs Team Up on Credit Card Paired With iPhone
The companies hope to lure cardholders by offering them extra features on Apple?s Wallet app, which will let them set spending goals, track their rewards and manage their balances.
Apple to Chinese Consumers: Buy a New iPhone for Under $30 a Month, Interest Free
Hoping to revitalize sales in China, Apple has paired up with the world?s largest financial-technology company to give iPhone buyers an affordable purchase option.
Nintendo of America President Is Retiring
Nintendo Co. said Thursday that Reggie Fils-Aimé, its longtime president of the U.S. division, is retiring in April.
The Life Story of Your Supermarket Chicken: Food Tracking Goes High-Tech
From poultry monitors to berry-tracking blockchains, the food industry is adopting technology to meet our growing demand for information about what we eat. Supply-chain expert Robyn Metcalfe investigates.
The Hot, Lucrative Market in IT Security Talent
The cybersecurity talent shortage has driven up salaries. A look at who?s making what.
Nestlé, McDonald's, Others Pull Ads From YouTube
Several companies suspended advertising on YouTube following a report documenting material on the video service that sexually exploits children.
The Tech Whiz Behind Vine and HQ Trivia Made Millions in His 20s. He Was Dead by 34
Self-taught coder Colin Kroll shot to startup fame, allowing him to live life in a fast lane. Friends saw him as a gentle, endearingly awkward soul, but he also fought with colleagues, attracted negative press for his behavior at work and struggled with drugs and alcohol.
What I Learned From the Hacker Who Spied on Me
Tech columnist Joanna Stern asked an ethical hacker to get into as many of her webcams as he could. Along the way she identified important tips for keeping our computers safe.
New Details of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, JPMorgan Health Venture Emerge in Court Testimony
The health-care joint venture is looking at how to redesign health insurance, among other efforts, according to newly unsealed court testimony from an executive at the health startup.
New York Property Firm Hit the Jackpot. Then Amazon Pulled Out.
There may be nobody who lost more from Amazon?s pull out of Queens than the real-estate investors at Savanna.
