Mobile service provider Sprint has picked up a 33 percent stake in Tidal, a music streaming service company founded by rapper Jay Z. Sprint described the deal as an as an "unprecedented partnership" that will give its subscribers unlimited access to exclusive content on the Tidal app.
Amazon has finally kicked off a hiring spree in Australia, and it is believed that the company's long-awaited Australian expansion is on the cards for 2017. Amazon recently advertised over a hundred jobs on its website as well for Sydney, Australia.
Google's parent company Alphabet Inc. has rehired Yoky Matsuoka as the Chief Technology Officer of its smart home brand Nest Labs Inc. after her 7-month stint at the tech giant Apple.
US President Donald Trump has picked senior Republican member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Ajit Pai to head the regulatory agency. The appointment was confirmed by the FCC on Monday.
Gaza may seem like a risky place to create a tech start-up, but accelerator and co-working hub Gaza Sky Geeks (GSG) wants to change that perception.
Foxconn is considering a $7 billion joint investment with Apple that could create 50,000 jobs in the United States. With the surging demands for better displays, putting up a factory in the US may be in the company's plans.
South Korean smartphone maker Samsung said on Monday that two separate flaws with the Galaxy Note 7's batteries were the causes why the premium device was pulled out of the market last year.
Boston Consulting Group has named the technology giant Apple as the most innovative company for 2016 in its annual list of world’s fifty “Most Innovative Companies". Following Apple is the internet search-giant Google, ranked second, and the electric carmaker Tesla on the list. Further, ride-hailing service Uber and home rental platform Airbnb are among the firms included in the list for the first time.
Entertainment company Outfit7, which is popular for developing the widely-downloaded mobile application "My Talking Tom," recently announced that it had been purchased by a group of Asian investors, United Luck Consortium, for $1 billion.
