Barack and Michelle Obama to produce content for Netflix
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Former U.S. President Barack Obama and wife Michelle Obama have entered into a multi-year agreement with …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
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Amazon eyes Latam expansion, opens Argentina office
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc aims to expand cloud computing operations in Latin America, a company executive said on …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Model 3 price hype helps Tesla shares bounce
(Reuters) – Shares in Tesla Inc jumped more than 4 percent on Monday as investors were encouraged by the …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Nokia phone licensee HMD raises $100 million to drive growth push
HELSINKI (Reuters) – HMD Global, the Finnish company that owns the right to use the Nokia brand on phones, has …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
EU parliament to broadcast Zuckerberg hearing
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A European Parliament meeting on Tuesday with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will be broadcast live, parliamentary officials …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Roper Technologies to buy software firm PowerPlan for $1.1 billion
(Reuters) – IT services provider Roper Technologies Inc said on Monday it would buy software company PowerPlan for $1.1 billion …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Taiwan exports orders beat forecast as tech sector growth picks up
TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan’s export orders growth beat forecasts in April, as the island’s technology sector recovered from a weak …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Nokia phone licensee HMD raises funding to step up growth
HELSINKI (Reuters) – HMD Global, the Finnish company with a license to sell Nokia-branded phones, said on Monday that it …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Grab to partner with Maybank for mobile wallet in Malaysia
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Ride-hailing firm Grab will partner with Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank), Malaysia’s biggest bank, to drive the usage …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Britain to tackle ‘Wild West’ internet with new laws
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain will tackle “the Wild West elements” on the internet from cyberbullying to online child exploitation by …read more Source: Reuters Tech News