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Bruce Springsteen's guitarist and Neil Young’s bandmate, Nils Lofgren, is the latest musician to pull their music from Spotify in protest of what they say is COVID-19 misinformation on the platform.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have expressed their concerns over the spread of COVID-19 misinformation on Spotify, where they have a podcasting deal.

Joni Mitchell is joining Neil Young in his protest against Spotify, declaring on Friday that she is seeking to remove all of her music from the streaming service.

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson paid a visit to Jeff Bezos's sprawling Los Angeles mansion on Tuesday night.

"Ohio" singer Neil Young's boycott of Spotify over comedian Joe Rogan's podcast content has been back by the World Health Organization's director-general.

FOX Business spoke to a leading reputation expert who explained that Young may not have to return to Spotify – and called the pivot to SiriusXM a "smart marketing hook" for the 76-year-old singer – while explaining the decision won't hurt Spotify.

Neil Young's music already has a new home following his grumblings with Spotify.

Intel Corp.'s earnings fell last quarter as the company ramped up spending on new facilities and products, part of Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger's efforts to revive the semiconductor giant's fortunes.

Spotify has chosen to remove Neil Young's music following the musician's demands. Young accused the streaming service of amplifying false information about the COVID-19 vaccines with Joe Rogan's podcast.

Joe Rogan signed a deal with Spotify reportedly valued at $100 million, which granted them exclusive rights to “The Joe Rogan Experience.”

Neil Young, the legendary rocker, reportedly posted a letter to his management team that he wanted his music pulled from Spotify because it is providing a platform for popular podcast host Joe Rogan to spread COVID-19 vaccine misinformation.

The $20 billion investment is part of Intel's $100 billion investment pledge as the company seeks to reclaim its spot as the top chip manufacturer.

Intel Corp. plans to invest at least $20 billion in new chip-making capacity in Ohio, bolstering the company’s semiconductor production ambitions.

Bitcoin mining startup GRIID has inked a deal with the world’s largest chipmaker, Intel, to mine Bitcoin using energy-efficient methods, FOX Business has learned.

Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard Inc. in a deal worth $68.7 billion, the companies announced on Tuesday.

Microsoft said Thursday it is opening an inquiry into how it responds to workplace sexual harassment and gender discrimination, including its handling of allegations about co-founder Bill Gates.

The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the Capitol has issued four subpoenas to social media companies, demanding documents “relating to the spread of misinformation, efforts to overturn the 2020 election, domestic violent extremism, and foreign influence in the 2020 election.”

There is a new queen of Instagram. It's Kylie Jenner.

More workers are set to be fired from several companies this month over vaccine mandates.

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Friday (January 7) said its fourth-quarter operating profit likely jumped 52% on-year to its highest for the quarter in four years, helped by solid demand for server memory chips and higher margins in chip contract manufacturing.