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Thinknum co-founder Justin Zhen told CNBC that his data firm started to see GameStop mentions spike before shares took off Wednesday.

“As a way to have a pastiche of things that you should use your cash with, I’m all for it,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday.

The Biden White House has a job listing in the software code of its website. The application for the U.S. Digital Service was spotted by a Microsoft worker.

OpenAI has trained a piece of software, known as Dall-E, to generate images from short text captions.

The Competition and Markets Authority said has announced that it plans to investigate changes that Google intends to make to its Chrome web browser.

Improbable posted a pre-tax loss of £64.8 million ($88.5 million) for the seven months leading up to Dec. 31, 2019, according to a filing on Companies House. 

“We want to see more diversity in the workplace. We’re committed to having 50% of our managers be women,” VMware COO Sanjay Poonen told CNBC’s Jim Cramer.

The shift to remote learning sparked a surge in business for Chegg in 2020, and CEO Dan Rosensweig does not see that exponential growth easing.

Online retail, telehealth and Zoom aren’t the only Covid tech booms. Business spending on no-code software tools will increase dramatically in 2021.

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said the threat “poses a grave risk to the federal government.”

DeepMind had a loss of £477 million ($649 million) in 2019, up from £470 million in 2018, according to documents filed with the U.K.’s Companies House.

Here are productivity apps that can help you become more productive while working from home.

Slack co-founder Cal Henderson said had his doubts about whether companies could work from home before the coronavirus pandemic.

ByteDance has been given another week to sell off TikTok’s U.S. business and avoid a ban.

Tesla co-founder Elon Musk is now the world’s second richest person after he leapfrogged Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates on the Bloomberg Billionaire Index.

EU lawmakers have long searched for a fairer balance between privacy and the ability of police agencies to do their jobs, an EU spokesperson told CNBC. 

From a conference room in Addison, a small team is gathering information that may save lives as Hurricane Dorian threatens the East Coast.

Both the FCC and the Federal Trade Commission receive a mind-boggling number of complaints monthly from Americans who can’t stand the growing scourge of scam calls. Last year, the FCC received 232,000 complaints regarding unwanted calls like robocalls and telemarketing offers, while the FTC received more than 3.7 million robocall complaints alone, NBC News reports. Responding to a Freedom of...

Fifty women are suing Salesforce, alleging the company profited by helping Backpage to engage in sex trafficking. The women, referred to only as anonymous Jane Does, identify themselves as survivors of sex trafficking, rape and abuse — facilitated through Backpage.

SurveyMonkey soared more than 60 percent in its stock market debut Wednesday, after opening at $18.75 per share. The software company that offers digital survey and data analytics services for enterprise and personal use priced its shares at $12 a piece Tuesday night, above the expected range of $9 to $11. It also increased the number of shares up for...