U.S. tech execs hone approach to counter unions amid growing worker interest
(This Nov 23 story corrects to clarify roughly two-thirds of eligible U.S. workers signed cards)
- Virtual real estate plot sells for record $2.4 million
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- Texas wins contest to host Samsung's new $17 billion chip plant
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- Apple files lawsuit against NSO Group, saying U.S. citizens were targets
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- Consortium of Japanese firms to test digital currency in coming months, launch in FY2022
- Xiaomi revenue misses estimates as competition intensifies
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Dell forecasts upbeat revenue on strong PC demand
Laptop maker Dell Technologies Inc on Tuesday forecast current-quarter revenue above estimates, highlighting strong demand for its personal computers and servers from companies moving toward a hybrid work model.
Samsung Elec picks Taylor, Texas as new $17 billion U.S. chip plant site
SEOUL South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Wednesday it had picked Taylor, Texas as the location for a new $17 billion chip plant, instead of state capital Austin.
Software company VMware forecast profits above expectations
VMware Inc on Tuesday forecast fiscal fourth quarter adjusted profits above expectations and the global demand for cloud computing pushed up sales.
U.S. banks must seek regulatory permission before engaging in certain crypto activities - regulator
WASHINGTON U.S. banks must seek and obtain written permission from their bank supervisors before engaging in certain activities involving cryptocurrency, a major regulator said on Tuesday.