Paying $115B for Stripe or $77B for Coinbase might be quite rational
It's hard to overvalue a startup when the public market is willing to double its valuation the moment it starts to trade. CoinDesk reported yesterday that crypto trading startup Coinbase is being valued at $77 billion on private exchanges......»»
A data breach can cost millions of dollars — and you might be paying it
A data breach can be disastrous for any company -- and not just in terms of data leaked. The cost of a data breach is now at an average of $4.4 million......»»
Small-town auto plants face challenge once hard to imagine: Finding workers
Automakers have strategically placed assembly plants in small-town America with the promise of attractive, well-paying jobs in low-cost areas. A weakness has been exposed in that once solid formula......»»
A tough time for small-town auto plants to find workers
Automakers have strategically placed assembly plants in small-town America with the promise of attractive, well-paying jobs in low-cost areas. A weakness has been exposed in that once solid formula......»»
U.S. charges ex-Coinbase manager in first crypto insider trading case
A former product manager at Coinbase Global and two others have been charged with wire fraud in the first insider trading case involving cryptocurrency, U.S. prosecutors in Manhattan said on Thursday......»»
‘Blood Washing’ Is the Latest Dubious—and Pricey—Long-Covid Trend
Thousands of people are traveling far and paying huge sums for a procedure that has not been proven effective for persistent Covid symptoms......»»
Apple agrees to $50M settlement in MacBook butterfly keyboard lawsuit
Apple has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit over its "Butterfly" keyboards, with $50 million being paid out to end a lawsuit over the controversial keyboard design.Settled on Tuesday, the lawsuit has Apple paying out $50 million to plaintiffs a.....»»
Russia accuses Apple of App Store antitrust, will fine the company
Russia says it will fine Apple for violating the country’s antitrust laws and abusing its “dominant position in the app store market” as “Apple prohibits iOS app developers from telling clients inside the app about the possibility of paying.....»»
Thanks to subscriptions, iPhone apps finally made more money than games
The subscription model for mobile apps is paying off big time for some. Enlarge / Apple's App Store. (credit: Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images) Throughout the short history of smartphone apps, games have consisten.....»»
Long-COVID patients spend their life savings on unproven “blood washing”
British investigation reveals thousands traveling across borders and paying huge sums. Enlarge / A plasma donor is connected to an apheresis machine, which separates plasma from blood as people donate blood plasma for medicines, at the.....»»
Long COVID patients spend their life savings on unproven “blood washing”
British investigation reveals thousands traveling across borders and paying huge sums. Enlarge / A plasma donor is connected to an apheresis machine, which separates plasma from blood as people donate blood plasma for medicines, at the.....»»
OWC Envoy Pro SX 4TB review: Compact & understated design hides fast speeds
OWC's Envoy Pro SX offers high-speed external storage in a protective and muted casing, and is a solid choice for expanding storage on a Mac without paying Apple's premium.One of the core problems of owning a MacBook Air or Pro is ensuring you have e.....»»
Amazon Prime Day Deal: Save 30% Off This Bowflex SelectTech Adjustable Dumbbells and Stand Bundle
For Amazon Prime Day, take home a pair of Bowflex SelectTech adjustable dumbbells, along with the matching stand, for $405.30, or 30% off the MSRP of $578. The dumbbells alone currently cost $429 on Amazon. You're paying less than that for the en.....»»
YouTube TV Hits 5 Year Mark With 5 Million Subscribers… and Trialers
YouTube TV is turning 5 years old (launched February, 2017), which is pretty darn wild. We’ve come a long way from when the service first launched, and by that, I mean we’re paying more for the service and in exchange I have a bunch of ch.....»»
How to test macOS Ventura without risking your data
Rather than paying for a developer account or using the public beta program, users can take macOS Ventura for a test run today using a virtual machine tool. Here's how.Run macOS as a virtual machine within an app windowThere are plenty of reasons why.....»»
IC designers see deployments in automotive applications paying off
Taiwan's IC designers have seen their deployments in automotive applications gradually paying off, but revenues generated from the segment can still hardly offset the ongoing declines in chip demand for consumer applications in the short term, accord.....»»
These coding languages will land you the best-paying jobs
Stack Overflow has published an in-depth study that details the latest trends in programming, including the most popular and highest-paying coding platforms......»»
Paying with iPhone at drive-thrus still legal in places with laws against phone use in the car [U]
Update: The article was originally written prior to finding out an exception in the law. It is in fact, okay to use Apple Pay or other forms of contactless payment through drive-thrus in the UK. Source: gov.uk As new Highway Code rules were released.....»»
T-Mobile could soon be paying Sprint customers to swap out their SIM cards
A leaked internal document has revealed that T-Mobile plans to pay Sprint customers still using Sprint’s SIM cards to switch over to T-Mobile’s SIM cards. The post T-Mobile could soon be paying Sprint customers to swap out their SIM cards first a.....»»
Apple TV+ sees major gains in customer satisfaction & retention
The Apple TV+ streaming service has sseen significant gains in both customer satisfaction and the likelihood that a user will keep paying for a subscription between 2021 and 2022, new data suggests.Apple TV+According to research by Whip Media, the le.....»»
Years After Brigham-Harvard Scandal, US Pours Millions Into Tainted Stem-Cell Field
Faked heart studies by a once-obscure scientist duped the U.S. government and medical establishment for years. Washington is still paying for it. From a Reuters investigation: Mario Ricciardi, a young Italian molecular biologist, was thrilled when he.....»»