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Former Twitter Employee Convicted of Charges Related to Spying for Saudis

A federal jury in San Francisco deliberated for nearly three days before convicting him on six charges while acquitting him on five others in the two-week trial.  » mehr lesen

Justice Dept. Said to Conduct New Interviews in Inquiry Into Google’s Ad Tech

The Justice Department for more than a year has investigated whether Google abuses its dominance over the interlocking technologies that deliver ads online.  » mehr lesen

Snapchat Introduces Its First Parental Controls

The messaging app, which is popular with teenagers, has faced legal pressure to roll out tools so parents can keep an eye on their children’s social media activity.  » mehr lesen

Peter Schiff Has a Deal With Puerto Rico to Liquidate His Euro Pacific Bank, He Says

Two months after regulators there suspended the boutique online bank, the outspoken libertarian economist said he had agreed to return $66.7 million in deposits.  » mehr lesen

Chipotle Agrees to Pay Over $20 Million to Settle New York City Workplace Case

The city contended that the fast-food chain violated scheduling and sick-leave laws for more than four years, affecting 13,000 employees.  » mehr lesen

Coinbase Reports 63% Drop in Revenue Amid Crypto Industry Slump

The cryptocurrency exchange lost more than $1 billion in the second quarter.  » mehr lesen

Ford Raises Prices of F-150 Lightning Electric Truck

Demand for electric vehicles has been far stronger than the supply of battery materials like lithium, nickel and cobalt.  » mehr lesen

Russia says oil flows to three European Union members have been halted.

A state-owned operator of a Russian pipeline to Europe said its payment to the Ukrainian operator of the pipeline had been returned, blaming issues linked to European sanctions against Russia.  » mehr lesen

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