Two days after Jeffery Epstein was found dead in the federal lockup, a reporter working for New York Times has said that Epstein had claimed to have been an adviser to Elon Musk and his company Tesla. Epstein had died in the lockup from a suicide attempt. He was convicted for sex- trafficking charges. As
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Three former content moderators of Facebook have exposed the appalling and unpleasant working conditions that employees were forced to work in. Although they might face the risk of legal jeopardy yet they decided to expose what they have experienced while working for a Facebook’s vendor, Cognizant. As reported by employees to a popular tech news
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Last week, stocks of Oracle went up by 7%.This happened after the company reported its Q4 earnings to be better than it expected for the present fiscal year. The Company has reported its total revenue around $11.14 billion against the expected revenue of $10.93 billion. Oracle has also registered $1.16 earnings on every share, contrary
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Even before the ban has hit Huawei in full swing, the Chinese tech giants are suffering big time. With Google acquiring a 90-day license extension for continuing business with Huawei, other American companies have pretty much pretty much cut them off to leave them reeling without many options. Admitting to the struggle of Huawei due
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Usually when founders of startups sell their firms to larger entities the deal sometimes turns stressful as they want to ensure job security of their employees and of their brand but since buyers have the upper hand they may not always provide the expected benefits. To avoid issues like these software product firm Atlassian published
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Tech analyst Ming Chi Kuo of TF International Securities told early this week that Apple’s 5G iPhone models will launch next year and will be using modems manufactured by Qualcomm. Apple is likely to launch three new iPhone models in 2020 in sizes of 6.7, 6.1 and 5.4 inch screen sizes and all three models
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Last week the Committee of the House of Armed Services passed legislation which Adam Smith, the Chairman of the Committee, believes will aid companies producing commercial rockets compete with set military contractors. The language was not exactly in accordance with Smith’s wishes, but he will continue to propagate the change, according to a spokesperson. The
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