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Will Twitter Die Soon?
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo straightforwardly rejects rumors that the company is eyeing for a buyer despite revenue slump.
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Hyundai Unveils First Car Models With Built-in Android Auto
It’s official: Google’s first car operating system Android Auto is available in the 2015 Hyundai Sonata for consumers to play with.
Project Titan: Can Apple Beat Tesla In Car Tech Without Steve?
Apple Operations VP Jeff Williams spills details about rumored Apple car at the Code Conference on Wednesday, inadvertently threatening to compete with emerging car giant Tesla Motors.
Mary Meeker Predicts That the “Buy Button” is the Next Big Thing
Tech analyst Mary Meeker forecasts that the “buy button” is about to dominate the Web at the annual Re/code’s Code Conference on Wednesday.
Sony Buys Optical Archive Inc. as COLD Archive Trends Rise Up
Former Facebook server master Frank Frankovsky is now part of Sony’s data storage innovation efforts to provide better COLD storage solutions to customers.
Amazon’s Free, Same-Day Delivery Goes Live In Key U.S. Cities
Amazon is now offering same-day delivery to 14 U.S. metropolitan areas, roughly covering 500 cities and towns across the country. To take advantage of the new service, online shoppers need to enlist with Amazon Prime, which entails a $99 annual membership fee.
Disney Robots Are Coming: Scientists About To Bring Your Favorite Cartoons To Life
Disney fanatics can now look forward to a future where they can interact with their beloved animated movie characters as scientists develop "reel-like" robots.
Raytheon Receives $20 Million From Pentagon For Development Of Hypersonic Missile
Raytheon Corp. is set to receive $20 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Pentagon for the development of a new high-tech weapon: a hypersonic cruise missile.
Wells Fargo Maintains Lead In U.S. Banking Retail Locations Despite Decline In Philadelphia Growth
Wells Fargo has maintained its lead as the United States banking institution with the largest number of retail locations across the country despite a decline in growth in Philadelphia.
Tesla Motors Surpasses Chrysler In Market Value Estimates By Approximately $10 Billion
Tesla Motors is reported to have a market cap of $31 billion, surpassing Chrysler's market value estimate of $21 billion.
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