Apple launches app to let users enroll in health studies
Apple Inc on Thursday launched an app that will let users of its devices to enroll in three health studies, allowing them to share health-related...
Daimler CEO says robotaxis business is not realistic
Daimler has recalibrated its expectations about the potential business model from operating fleets of self-driving cars, Chief Executive Ola Kaellenius said on Thursday....
Pope tells tech companies they are responsible for child safety
Pope Francis said on Thursday that technology company executives and investors must be held accountable if they put profit before the protection of children, including...
How SoftBank is putting its stamp on LatAm’s venture capital scene
SoftBank, whose $5 billion Latin America fund has showered regional startups with cash, is also courting local venture capital funds, an unusual move for the...
Altice Portugal gets new offers for fiber network, sees sale ‘soon’: CEO
Altice is analyzing offers it has received in the last few months for its Portuguese fiber optic network and expects the long-awaited sale to happen...
Ford to use Mustang name for electric SUV
Ford Motor Co will use the Mustang name, previously reserved for a muscle car, for an electric sport utility vehicle (SUV) that customers in the...
French government forms cybersecurity pact with major French companies
The French government signed on Thursday a three-year cybersecurity pact with eight of the country’s leading companies, as major world nations step up security arrangements...
Japan’s Toray to stop producing parts for Mitsubishi Aircraft’s SpaceJet: Nikkei
Toray Industries Inc will not produce carbon fiber parts for Mitsubishi Aircraft’s SpaceJet because delays to the regional jet program mean the work is unlikely...
Alibaba to pioneer paperless listing in break with Hong Kong norm
Alibaba’s planned $13.4 billion share sale will be Hong Kong’s first paperless stock market listing, a source with knowledge of the matter said, breaking with...
Alibaba goes paperless for $13.4 billion listing in a first for Hong Kong: source
Alibaba Group will carry out Hong Kong’s first paper-less stock market listing with its $13.4 billion share sale, according to a source with knowledge of...