Tesla and SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk said Wednesday he would step down from his official advisory roles with the Tump administration if the President followed through with his plan to leave the Paris Climate Accord. Musk [..]
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IBM, a technology giant, has been the leader in terms of allowing its employees to work from their homes and it has even bragged about the increased productivity and savings that have followed. Over 40% of its almost 400,000 [..]
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Twitter is back in Bizness (see what I did there). Biz Stone, world-renowned Twitter co-founder, has just made a heavy comeback to Twitter. However, this time he has one main agenda on top of his to-do list – to guide [..]
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Yesterday, Chris Sacca announced that he was retiring from startup investing. Sacca, who is the founder of Lowercase Capital, has invested in companies like Instagram, Twitter, Uber, Kickstarter and Twilio. He is also well [..]
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Robinhood, the no fee stock trading app for Android and iPhone, recently completed a round of fundraising that will enable it to compete with brokerage firms that charge up to $10 per trade. According to TechCrunch.com, [..]
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Road congestion is set to become a thing of the past if recent pronouncements by Airbus Group are anything to go by.
According to Reuters, Airbus Group CEO Tom Enders has announced that the company intends to have a [..]
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Google has announced that their global operations will be powered by 100% renewable energy by next year, 2017. This setup includes all the data centers around the world and the offices intended for over 60,000 staff members. [..]
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2016 has been a bad year for Samsung. First it was recalling of the Samsung Galaxy 7 and then there were the 2.8 million washing machines. Political scandals have also caused the company’s offices in Seoul to be raided on [..]
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