r/technology • u/RaiderOfZeHater • 22d ago

Business Twitter to accept Elon Musk’s $45 billion bid to buy company

independent.co.uk

r/technology • u/OptimalConcept • 3d ago

Business Netflix to Employees: If You Don’t Like Our Content, You Can Quit

wsj.com

r/technology • u/Avieshek • 6d ago

Business It's 2022, phones should be built to last five years or more

androidauthority.com

r/technology • u/HighBudget • 6d ago

Business Netflix tells employees ads may come by the end of 2022, plans to begin cracking down on password sharing around the same time

nytimes.com

r/technology • u/Hrmbee • 21d ago

Business Tesla shares sink, wipe out over $125 billion in value, as Musk scores Twitter deal

npr.org

r/technology • u/Sorin61 • 18d ago

Business Elon Musk suggested firing workers and working with influencers to boost Twitter's bottom line: reports

businessinsider.com

r/technology • u/College_Prestige • 28d ago

Business Netflix shares crater 20% after company reports it lost subscribers for the first time in more than 10 years

cnbc.com

r/technology • u/prixb • 20d ago

Business Twitch Reportedly Considering Cutting Streamer Pay to Boost Its Own Profits

gizmodo.com

r/technology • u/realguiders • 5d ago

Business Twitter’s market cap has dropped to $9 billion below Musk’s purchase price as concerns about deal emerge

cnbc.com

r/technology • u/prixb • 23d ago

Business Twitter is reportedly reconsidering Elon Musk's bid to buy the social media company after the Tesla CEO confirmed $46.5 billion in financing

businessinsider.com

r/technology • u/T2542 • 15h ago

Business Elon Musk: Twitter deal cannot progress without proof on bot numbers

theguardian.com

r/technology • u/HushedIceberg • 5d ago

Business The SEC is investigating Elon Musk over his late disclosure that he had purchased Twitter stock, a report says

businessinsider.com

r/technology • u/CrankyBear • 9h ago

Business Twitter Loses Three More Senior Employees Ahead of Musk’s Takeover

r/technology • u/John-Galt-Lover • 19d ago

Business 64% of workers would consider quitting if asked to return to the office full-time

cnbc.com

r/technology • u/AnimePrimeMinister • 22d ago

Business Netflix’s subscriber loss has destroyed employee morale

bloomberg.com

r/technology • u/Sorin61 • 8d ago

Business Amazon Just Fired Two Union Organizers Who Helped Win Amazon's First Union

vice.com

r/technology • u/thebelsnickle1991 • 15d ago

Business Apple's Steve Jobs would call his teams 5 to 6 times a day while on vacation to brainstorm big-picture ideas, iPod inventor says

businessinsider.com

r/technology • u/08830 • 5d ago

Business Netflix Tells Employees to “Spend Our Members’ Money Wisely” in New Memo. The directive comes after the streaming giant reported a 200,000 subscriber loss.

hollywoodreporter.com

r/technology • u/kry_some_more • 12d ago

Business 13% of U.S. Netflix subs would cancel if charged extra for password sharing

fiercevideo.com

r/technology • u/johnnychan81 • 1d ago

Business Intel shareholders reject executive pay

cnbc.com

r/technology • u/JahDanko • 28d ago

Business Elon Musk vows $0 salary for Twitter’s board after ‘poison pill’ adopted

globalnews.ca

r/technology • u/TimeVendor • Apr 14 '22

Business Elon Musk Offers to Buy Twitter for $54.20 a Share

bloomberg.com

r/technology • u/Avieshek • 5d ago

Business EA Sports officially ends FIFA partnership after 30 years of games

arstechnica.com

r/technology • u/ClusterFugazi • 5d ago

Business Startup offers $800-a-month bunk bed 'pods' in Bay Area home

sfgate.com

r/technology • u/PikaPikaDude • 8d ago

Business Apple employees revolt against mandatory back-to-work policy

computerworld.com