Alphabet plans to sell US bonds in order to raise about $15 billion
Bloomberg News said Monday that Alphabet is looking to raise about $15 billion by selling highly rated US dollar-denominated notes,...
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TikTok resolves a legal issue and sells the majority of its US operations
In order to avoid a ban and lower potential national security threats, ByteDance. The Chinese parent firm of TikTok, sold...
TikTok’s parent business has agreed to sell US operations to a holding company
ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of the popular video platform TikTok, has agreed to sell its US operations to a...
A former Boeing executive is appointed by TikTok to lead US public policy
In an effort to complete a deal to split its U.S. assets from its parent company, TikTok said that it...
Warner Bros. Discovery receives proposals from Paramount, Comcast, and Netflix
According to a person close with the situation, Warner Bros. Discovery has received first acquisition approaches from competitors Paramount Skydance,...
In the US, Oracle will offer TikTok security
As part of an agreement struck by the Trump administration to permit the video app to function in the US...
In an unexpected move, Oracle names Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as co-CEOs
Oracle has replaced Safra Catz, who played a key role in creating the company's cloud strategy and propelling it to...
Oracle, Andreessen Horowitz, and other corporations will have a controlling share in the TikTok acquisition, according to a report
The Wall Street Journal said Tuesday that a group of investors led by Marc Andreessen's venture capital firm, Larry Ellison's...
With AI cloud gains, Oracle leaps, and its co-founder approaches Musk as the richest man in the world
After showcasing its growth as a significant cloud AI provider, Oracle's shares surged 43% to an all-time high on Wednesday,...
OpenAI signs $300 billion contract with Oracle
The Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday that cloud computing behemoth Oracle and artificial intelligence (AI). Startup OpenAI have agreed...
