Changes designed to make it easier for competitors to run Microsoft programs do not apply to Amazon or Google.

Iger's involvement comes as Gopuff faces increasing challenges as the fast-delivery market becomes more competitive.

China's internet giants have been grappling with the impact from the country's economic slowdown and Beijing's harsh regulatory crackdown.

It is unclear what kinds of steps China could take to support its internet sector and how much Beijing will actually ease its scrutiny of tech giants.

The latest delay is a sign that technology executives are concerned about the resurgence of Covid in the U.S. 

The cuts are primarily in the U.S. and many are in original content.

The point-of-sale hardware provider is helping small merchants capture the return to in-person shopping.

The move marks a retreat from plans to triple the size of the company, and comes as Coinbase looks to rein in losses.

The deal is the latest in a string of acquisitions by the Blackstone-backed company.

Twitter's chronology of events leading up to Musk's takeover bid makes clear that the board was aware of all of Musk’s plans well before any of them became public.

“This deal cannot move forward,” unless Twitter can prove its claims, the controversial billionaire Tesla founder said in a tweet.

The quarter was BuzzFeed's first since acquiring Complex Networks and going public.

Tech companies are still struggling to retain talent, and Microsoft is the latest firm to increase salary and compensation to keep employees happy.

The direct-to-consumer eyewear seller was hit hard by the Omicron variant in the first quarter of the year. Still, the company is betting on its continued brick-and-mortar expansion to increase its sales and drive down marketing costs.

The subsidiary of Celsius Network, last valued at $3 billion in October, would join a small number of crypto companies that are public.

Shanghai's severe lockdown has dealt a major blow to China's slowing economy and disrupted global supply chains.

The Tesla CEO had earlier said that his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter was "temporarily on hold," even though he was still committed to the acquisition.

CEO Parag Agrawal said "we need to be prepared for all scenarios."

Former Microsoft exec James Phillips was supposed to join Stripe as president of financial services.

The declaration has caused Twitter's stock to drop 20% in premarket trading.