Hyatt announced today that its payment systems were breached, exposing credit card data from 41 hotels in 11 countries. The …
With the death of Windows Mobile, it’s time for Microsoft to go all in on Android
This weekend, Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore took to Twitter to announce the death of Windows Phone. Microsoft will no longer be …
South Park slams Facebook for selling fake news
“I make money from Facebook for my fake content in order to pay Facebook to promote my fake stories,” said …
AR mystery startup Magic Leap looking to raise as much as $1B in Series D round
Magic Leap may be raising as much as $1 billion to fund their vision of a future filled with augmented …
New Tesla voluntary recall applies to 11,000 Model X vehicles
Tesla is taking a “proactive measure” out of an “abundance of caution,” the company says, in handling an issue with …
CarGurus spikes 72% in auto marketplace IPO
Used-car marketplace CarGurus spiked more than 72 percent during its first day of trading. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company had raised …
Waymo releases its first self-driving ‘Safety Report’
Waymo launched a campaign earlier this week alongside partners, including the National Safety Council, to help explain why it believes …
Atomic, a startup studio backed by Peter Thiel, ups its ambitions
Atomic isn’t a household brand, but Peter Thiel and Marc Andreessen know it fairly intimately. The two billionaire investors, along with …
In-office medical advertising startup Outcome Health reportedly misled advertisers
Some employees at Outcome Health, which provides advertising for pharmaceutical companies in screens within doctors’ offices, allegedly misled advertisers by …
Microsoft and AWS could be the strangest cloud bedfellows yet
Today hell did not freeze over, but something remarkable happened. Microsoft and AWS announced they were working on a project …