US listed tech stocks

So what: Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Duo, has gone on sale at £1,999 with limited supply, marking its entry into a new product category against rivals such as Samsung.

AAPLSky News·31m ago

So what: The Central Bank of Ireland has fined Coinbase's Irish unit €3.25 million, a penalty that points to compliance failings at the firm's European operation.

COINReuters·3h ago

So what: Airbnb is restricting hosts from requiring guests to do chores like washing dishes or stripping beds, with the policy applying to bookings made from 20 November.

ABNBBBC·7m ago

So what: A 71-year-old pedestrian died after being struck by a Tesla operating in self-driving mode on I-80 in Vallejo, according to the California Highway Patrol, raising fresh questions over the company's driver-assistance technology and regulatory scrutiny.

TSLATechCrunch·2h ago

So what: TSMC is reportedly asking equipment suppliers for machinery free of Chinese rare-earth magnets, aiming to cut its reliance on China's dominant share of critical minerals supply.

TSMTom's Hardware·2h ago

So what: Huang told CNBC that demand from neocloud firms is "off the charts" but scarce capital is limiting their growth, and he expects memory supply to stay tight until at least 2029.

NVDACNBC·3h ago

So what: Intuit has formally objected to a proposal that would let its shares be tokenized, a move that could affect how its stock is traded and held on blockchain platforms.

INTUReuters·49m ago

So what: Uber is rolling out ChatGPT Work to all 30,000 staff after a smaller pilot, extending the enterprise AI tool across its internal operations.

UBERTechCrunch·3h ago

So what: The broader tech selloff reflects weaker sentiment across chip stocks, which could affect demand for ASML's advanced lithography systems from its chipmaker customers.

ASMLThe Wall Street Journal·6h ago£

So what: Musk says special committees at Tesla and SpaceX are exploring a possible merger of the two firms, which he claims would bring "a lot to be gained".

TSLABBC·1h ago

So what: Spotify is introducing a QR code check requiring Family plan managers to scan a device, aiming to ensure members actually live together.

SPOTThe Verge·3h ago

So what: Meta's Muse agent has passed 10 million downloads in just over a month, though the coverage points to no revenue figures yet showing how that usage is being monetised.

METAThe Wall Street Journal·6h ago£

So what: Micron has introduced a global profit-linked bonus scheme, while its Taiwan union has called a one-day strike at its Taoyuan DRAM plant over pay and bonus terms.

MUTom's Hardware·3h ago

So what: Adobe is partnering with the BWT Alpine Formula One Team to use its AI-powered tools to build new digital experiences for fans, extending its reach into motorsport marketing.

So what: Meta plans a new class of non-voting shares so it can raise funds without weakening Zuckerberg's control, and he has agreed to stay in California for eight years.

METAThe Guardian·2h ago

So what: The coverage shows Apple reviving its iPod history through a hidden, playable recreation of the first-generation device on Apple Music's 404 page, an anniversary nod rather than a new product or business change.

AAPLTom's Hardware·48m ago

So what: Google's cloud outage disrupted services at Revolut and other UK banks, highlighting how much financial services depend on Alphabet's infrastructure.

GOOGLBBC·2h ago

So what: Coinbase and Unity are not named in the coverage as taking part in tokenized stock trading, so the story gives no clear effect on either company's business.

COINCNBC·6h ago

So what: Tesla will not sell its Cybertruck in Australia, closing off a market for the model and leaving its local range without a pickup.

So what: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25bn after a jury found it misled users over data shared with a 2016 Trump campaign consultancy, adding to regulatory and legal pressure on its consumer practices.

METACNBC·5h ago

So what: Netflix has reorganised its leadership, and investors are now looking for more detail on how the company plans to grow its advertising and revenue.

NFLXCNBC·1h ago

So what: Tesla's third-quarter earnings and sales topped forecasts, though its automotive revenue fell over the period, pointing to stronger results from other parts of its business.

TSLACNBC·4h ago

So what: Amazon has dropped plans for four new Loudoun County, Virginia data centres after local opposition, and the land will be redeveloped for mixed and residential use.

AMZNTom's Hardware·1h ago

So what: The headline suggests a Life Sciences Cloud newsletter, but it names no Roblox product, customer or plan, so the story gives no clear effect on the company's business.

So what: Tesla's reported gross profit benefited from accounting treatment, which could affect how investors and regulators read its underlying margins.

TSLABarron's·1h ago£

So what: Publishers and advertisers have asked EU and UK regulators to pause Meta's new commercial terms, putting its ad and content arrangements under antitrust scrutiny.

METAReuters·2h ago

So what: Salesforce plans to buy Braze, a customer engagement platform, to add more AI-driven marketing tools to its own product range.

So what: Reports that 32 export-restricted Nvidia B300 chips sit inside a Chinese state-owned telecoms network raise questions about US export controls and how Nvidia's most advanced products reach Chinese customers.

NVDATom's Hardware·3h ago

So what: The story concerns a town in the Amazon rainforest backing a politician who opposed environmental regulation, with no reported direct link to Amazon's own operations, products, or costs.

AMZNBloomberg·3h ago£

So what: Intuit has formally objected to a proposal that would let its shares be tokenized, a move that could affect how its stock is traded and held on blockchain platforms.

INTUReuters·49m ago