10 things in tech you need to know today

Good morning! Here is the tech news you need to know this Thursday.

1. Uber's work environment sounds even worse than we thought. A New York Times investigation by Mike Isaac into Uber's workplace shows that the company's culture is worse than even Susan Fowler's tell-all portrayed.

2. Apple officially announced that its $5 billion campus will open in April. The campus has been named the "Apple Park".

3. Tesla reported a smaller-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter and topped expectations for revenues. Its revenues came in at $2.28 billion.

4. Tesla CFO Jason Wheeler is leaving the company. He will be replaced by Deepak Ahuja, who served as CFO prior to Wheeler taking over.

5. Fitbit finally disclosed that it paid $23 million to acquire assets from beleaguered smartwatch startup Pebble. The sale price was a secret until now, but it was listed in Fitbit's earnings release.

6. Apple has bought the website iCloud.net for an unknown sum. The independent social network that previously lived there is shutting down.

7. The relaunched Nokia 3310 now reportedly has a price. The modern remake of the 17-year-old brick-lick phone will retail for $63, according to VentureBeat.

8. Apple has spoken out against President Trump's withdrawal of Obama-era transgender protections. "We support efforts toward greater acceptance, not less, and we strongly believe that transgender students should be treated as equals," the company said. "We disagree with any effort to limit or rescind their rights and protections."

9. A London technology investment banker said the stock market listing of Snap looks like a "very risky" investment. GP Bullhound's Manish Madhvani said: "The user growth [of Snapchat] is slowing."

10. The Chinese government is funding a new lab from China's most powerful AI company. Baidu is launching a deep learning lab.