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Macquarie's Ben Schachter initiated coverage on GameStop with an outperform rating.
Baidu - often dubbed the Google of China - will eventually expand into the U.S. and Europe, the Chinese search giant's chief executive said on Friday.
Where should you be putting your money next? Into artificial intelligence, according to Jim Breyer, an area which will create more wealth than that made for internet and social network investors.
Marissa Mayer tried to hit all the upbeat notes during a shareholders meeting as the company considers selling its slumping internet operations.
Spotify says Apple is making it harder for the streaming music company to compete by blocking a new version of its iPhone app.
A California jury ordered Oracle Corp to pay Hewlett-Packard Enterprise $3 billion in damages in a case over HP's Itanium servers.
Facebook has over 11,000 bots and 21,000 developers building them on its Messenger platform, the social networking giant's head of Messenger told CNBC.
Spotify says Apple is making it harder for the streaming music company to compete by blocking its newest version, Recode reports.
Snapchat is giving users a "fundamentally better experience" than TV and young people are switching to the messaging app, says Tim Armstrong.
Tesla has sent twelve "Golden Tickets" to holders of Model 3 reservations to attend the Gigafactory grand opening, Verge Reports.
CNBC's Jim Cramer has seen the future of tech, and it's all about being the brains behind autos.
Now that Uber and Lyft are gone, more people in Austin are using a little-known service provided by Luxe. Recode reports.
Theranos still has yet to take advantage of the Cleveland Clinic's offer to test its blood diagnostic technology, says Dr. Toby Cosgrove.
In the next five to ten years, people will be wearing smartwatches that can detect if you have an illness and call your doctor for you, said Eric Schmidt.
Google is unlikely to change any of its operations in Europe as a result of Britain's decision to leave the EU, said Eric Schmidt.
Chambers warns that while Israel, India and France are leading the way in digitizing their nations, the U.S. has no game plan.
How long does it really take Apple to kill legacy tech? The Verge threw together a chart to map it out.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren said giant tech companies use their size to "snuff out competition," Recode reported.
Google Capital took a majority stake in Care.com, boosting shares of the on-demand family care service.
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Harriet Taylor is a CNBC.com technology reporter based in San Francisco. She covers Apple, Uber and the sharing economy, cyber security and emerging Silicon Valley trends.
Working from Los Angeles, Boorstin is CNBC's media and entertainment reporter and editor of CNBC.com's Media Money section.
Jon Fortt is an on-air editor. He covers the companies, start-ups, and trends that are driving innovation in the industry.
Josh Lipton is CNBC's technology correspondent, working from CNBC's Silicon Valley bureau.
Executive Editor, Recode; Host, Recode Decode podcast; and Co-Executive Producer, Code Conference. Re/code is part of the CNBC network.
Co-Founder and Editor-at-Large, Recode and Co-Executive Producer, Code Conference. Re/code is part of the CNBC network.
