Klobuchar antitrust legislation would make it harder for big companies to acquire small ones
Democratic Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Thursday is introducing legislation that would make it harder for big companies displaying anticompetitive behavior to acquire smaller companies.
Reddit traders pose biggest threat to Robinhood post IPO
Investors who feel wronged by Robinhood Markets Inc.’s decision to restrict trading in some securities could take revenge.
Pet shops left behind as Amazon, Chewy reap benefits from adoption surge
As more people spend time at home and invest in fuzzy friends amid the pandemic, the pet industry ballooned to $100 billion just last year with sales up 9% year over year. However, the profits have disproportionately favored digital retailers, leaving brick-and-mortar pet shops in a rough patch.
Amazon investors take Jeff Bezos exit in stride
Amazon Inc. investors, waiting for earnings, got the surprise news that CEO Jeff Bezos plans to step aside.
GameStop's stock surge doesn't mask reality
Behind GameStop's stock surge is the grim reality of its prospects: The video game retailer is floundering even as the industry around it is booming.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos may step down without stepping away
Amazon's Jeff Bezos may be stepping down as CEO, but that doesn't mean the company is losing him forever.
Charles Schwab CEO: We didn't restrict stocks like others amid GameStop frenzy
Charles Schwab CEO suggests its in the big leagues, Robinhood not just yet.
Sony raises profit outlook by a third amid coronavirus home entertainment boom
Sony has invested heavily in recent years in beefing up its entertainment content and distribution business
US senators urge White House action on auto chip shortage
Automakers around the world are shutting assembly lines because of problems in the delivery of semiconductors
Microsoft backs Australia's proposed media laws, eyes expansion
Both Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook have called the laws unworkable and said last month they would withdraw some key services from Australia if the regulations went ahead
GOP lobbyists push extension of net neutrality principles to Big Tech
GOP activists are strategizing on ways to combat what they believe is Big Tech's anti-conservative bias. One idea quietly gaining ground: Extend so-called net neutrality rules beyond telecom companies and make them applicable to technology companies as well, FOX Business has learned.
Electronic Arts plans return to college football videogames
Electronic Arts Inc. EA +2.80% is bringing college football back to videogaming after a yearslong hiatus in a bid to bolster its already robust sports portfolio.
FAA to oversee investigation into SpaceX Starship SN9 test flight explosion
SpaceX’s prototype Starship SN9 rocket crash landed during a fiery test flight Tuesday afternoon, exploding near the launch pad in Boca Chica, Texas, tumbling out of the sky and bursting into flames before disintegrating on the surface.
Group teams up with online platform to help fitness trainers who are veterans monetize virtual coaching
An organization for veterans partnered with an online coaching platform that allows vets who are now fitness trainers to connect to clients virtually: to monetize their coaching platform during this unstable economic time.
Robinhood CEO says US markets need major system upgrade
Robinhood Markets Inc. cofounder and CEO Vlad Tenev says it is time for the U.S. financial markets to adopt a real-time settlement system.
Boston Dynamics expands Spot robot product line
Since launching Spot a little over a year ago, Boston Dynamics has worked on bringing the only robot in the world that can go where you go, "offering a way to automate data capture and get eyes on worksites that have complex terrain," CEO Robert Playter said.
Elon Musk says he's off Twitter again
In a tweet on Tuesday, billionaire Elon Musk announced that he would be taking some time off from the social media platform.
Amazon to pay $61.7M to settle charges it stole driver tips
Amazon.com Inc has agreed to pay more than $61.7 million to settle allegations that it failed to pay Amazon Flex drivers all of the tips given by customers over more than two years, the Federal Trade Commission said in a statement on Tuesday.
GameStop drama dings Robinhood IPO, CEO firmly at helm
Robinhood Markets Inc. will likely suffer collateral damage as a result of its recent turmoil when it debuts on the public market, but cofounder and CEO Vladimir Tenev should maintain control.
Zuckerberg says Facebook wants to 'reduce the amount of politics' on platform
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to "reduce the amount of politics" on the platform as his company and other social media sites face criticism for facilitating political divides.



















