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Tesla chief executive fires back at Mobileye on safety concern accusations.
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Tesla And Former Camera Supplier, Mobileye Engage In Public Dispute | Tech Bet | CNBC
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You can’t buy Google’s latest hardware project, but you can 3-D print one.
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The U.S. has become Hyundai’s most important country in its push for global growth. It has a $26 billion investment plan that goes through 2028 to continue building out its domestic manufacturing infrastructure as it aims to produce more vehicles in the U.S. CNBC auto reporter Michael Wayland spoke to the CEO of Hyundai to learn more.
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Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery is in regulatory limbo as state attorneys general seek to block the deal. CNBC’s Julia Boorstin, Lillian Rizzo and Alex Sherman discuss the twists and turns of the megamerger, what it means for media M&A at large, and what happens next.
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Meta is facing what could be its most consequential trial yet, as 29 state attorneys general accuse the tech giant of knowingly designing Facebook and Instagram to addict children and misleading the public about the risks. The states are seeking civil penalties that could approach $200 billion and changes to core features like infinite scroll and autoplay, while Meta says the claims are unsubstantiated and that it has built strong protections for teens. The outcome of the federal trial could reshape how social media platforms are designed and open the door to greater liability for companies across the industry. CNBC’s Julia Boorstin examines why this case could become Big Tech’s “Big Tobacco” moment, and what a loss could mean for Meta’s business and the future of social media.
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@adamtajyar
December 27, 2023 at 5:51 am
He always looks like he’s got a stick up his ass.
@eddyvideostar
December 27, 2023 at 5:51 am
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@carterandgracie001
December 27, 2023 at 5:51 am
It's a failing business Verizon is self destructing every second
@carterandgracie001
December 27, 2023 at 5:51 am
Lloel is so dumb he thinks he's going to be the first to 5G T-Mobile will be the first was there Verizon 5G in Houston no T-Mobile had the fastest speed in Houston
@andrepacheco6067
December 27, 2023 at 5:51 am
A schmuck talking to a crook. Hey Cramer why don't you ask him about the strike and investigation of the NYS Attorney general. Better yet why don't you ask him about how he's trying to follow the Comcast business plan and it's backfiring on him pretty badly. Even better why don't you ask him about him trying to get out of contracts to build FIOS when he's continues to run ads for it? The thing about this guy is that he is pushing to make the entire network wireless, the problem with that is in case of a disruption as when the towers fell in 911, wireless service pretty much went dead. And if you people don't know but wireless networks are pretty easy to hack. Great business plan from this guy.
@freedomfighter1000
December 27, 2023 at 5:51 am
VERIZON
makes about 1.8 BILLION every month!
That’s Profit not revenue, so after every bill is paid
and every worker, and debt is paid, Verizon profits 1.8 BILLION every MONTH!
There is a big problem with that because the striking WORKERS are not asking
for more money, they are only asking to keep the jobs in the USA and save the
retirees benefits. The CEO makes 350 thousand dollars every week. Everyone
should be furious as hell, because the
company should keep the jobs here in the USA and give customers a break on
their monthly bill… I am sick and tired of these big businesses selling out
the AMERICAN WORKERS and over charging the CUSTOMER. Verizon makes me sick, so
sick I can’t stand working for those greedy bastards. I have a strong work
ethics and if the company needed money I would gladly work at a reduced pay,
but that’s not the case, nor is this something like the days of Bethlehem Steel
or General Motors when the company was struggling. Verizon is one of the
wealthiest companies in the world and they are taking advantage of the CUSTOMERS,
the WORKERS and the AMERICAN ECONOMY. I am not a proud Verizon employee, and
that hurts to NOT have pride in your employer… People need to stand up for
the striking WORKERS and “what the hell use AT&T.” It’s truly sad that I
would tell or suggest that a CUSTOMER use another organization other than the
one I work for but Verizon is trying to screw the CUSTOMERS and WORKERS. Oh and
by the way, the WORKERS that are currently there working in place of the UNION
WORKERS, are seriously getting screwed over too, they are forced to work
ridiculous hours, and under horrible conditions while the strike goes on but was
like that for them even before the strike. And after the strike is over, those
supervisors and managers are likely to get “laid off/RIFED.” The replacement
workers aka “SCABS” will certainly get fired, that is historically what always
happens, never are the SCABS given a job afterwards. Because they don’t have
Union representation they are forced to work over hundreds of miles from home
and LIKE IT, otherwise they are "RIFED"/ FIRED. Verizon will spend
millions on a stupid name change adjustment (from Verizon
to Verizon with a check mark at the end) when they could be reinvesting in FIOS
for city dwellers or rural areas like Hampstead. Verizon was supposed to expand
the FIOS network to the cities and in the rural areas but somehow they are
getting out of that. FIOS is part of the wireline side if the business but they
won’t do the expansion. Can you imagine if Verizon treated their CUSTOMERS and EMPLOYEEES
with respect and shared the profits, and a nice discount for the Customers, wouldn’t
that be great, but they are choosing to screw over the CUSTOMERS and the AMERICAN
ECONOMY at the same time? Verizon is not a nice place to work and they are
certainly, not worthy of my hard earned money, they should give the CUSTOMER a large
discount from the 1.8 BILLION dollars they profited from last month and secure
a 5 year contract with the hardworking EMPLOYEES of AMERICA. If you are a retiree,
or a CUSTOMER of Verizon cancel your service and go with someone else until they
treat the American workers with some respect, and promise to KEEP THE JOBS HERE
IN AMERICA!
VERIZON CWA WORKER ARE ON STRIKE BECAUSE VERIZON WANTS
TO SEND JOBS OUT OF THE COUNTRY AFTER THEY MAKE 1.8 BILLION PER MONTH, EVERY
MONTH.