A deal for Israel-based Tower Semiconductor would get Intel into the business of manufacturing speciality chips at a much lower price than the previously reported interest in GlobalFoundries.

The deal shows how SoftBank continues to strike new deals in China, even after Beijing's regulatory crackdown last year hurt some of its portfolio companies.

The big-ticket ads are part of the firms' efforts to reach the majority of Americans who still haven't invested in cryptocurrencies.

Amazon and Spotify are considering separate takeover efforts for London-based company company which is an intermediary between podcasts and advertisers, and makes original audio content.

BlockFi and other companies offering crypto lending products have faced growing scrutiny from the SEC and state governments as regulators have argued these products are unregistered securities.

A deal for Splunk, whose software can analyst huge troves of machine-generated data from servers and networking gear, could complement Cisco Systems' security business and prior acquisition of AppDynamics.

The company joins the ranks of many other crypto companies investing in other Web3 startups.

The firms’ calls for investors in Zendesk, which offers customer service software, to reject the deals comes amid offers from private equity firms, according to the Wall Street Journal, which Zendesk’s board rejected.

Unions and regulators in the U.K. and Europe have been mounting challenges to the gig economy model used by the likes of Deliveroo and Uber.

Google is facing challenges from regulators and lawmakers around the world that could have far-reaching consequences for its core advertising business.

The move could help Intel Corp gain a foothold in the emerging market for custom chips specifically designed for crypto mining.

The meeting follows a volatile period for the social media company, which saw its stock fall after reporting slow advertising growth and a drop in users.

The move raises questions about the future growth of Hulu.

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. said annual sales rose 39% to $5.4 billion on the back of surging global demand and tight supply amid U.S. sanctions.

The fintech's partnership with Amazon and Shopify delivered strong merchant and transaction volume growth, but a steep rise in expenses deepened Affirm's operating losses.

Any changes could shake-up how ride-hailing and delivery companies do business.

A former Apple employee alleged the practice disrupted her efforts to find a new job.

The deal, one of the largest ever in the semiconductor industry, drew no objections from the FTC.

Forbes, which is well known for wealth coverage and billionaire lists, said in a press release thatw the deal could help grow the media company’s digital asset coverage and provide opportunities to drive subscription and premium content sales.

Twitter reported mixed fourth-quarter results, but said it reduced the impact from Apple’s privacy changes.