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Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Friday.
- China is demanding the release of Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, who was detained in Canada at the request of US authorities.>$4 China says that Meng had been arrested without explanation and that could be a "violation of her human rights."
- $4. It's a big step in what's largely considered to be a race to go public between Lyft and its much larger rival Uber, which is also considering an IPO next year.
- $4. Musk revealed that beyond just the tunnel, the company will showcase its autonomous transport cars and "ground to car" elevators.
- Millions of British mobile users were left without service on Thursday thanks to an outage at mobile network O2>$4. The outage was caused by an expired Ericsson software certificate used by European telcos.
- $4. Chief executive officers expected to participate include Microsoft's Satya Nadella, Alphabet's Sundar Pichai, Qualcomm's Steven Mollenkopf and Oracle's Safra Catz.
- $4. The cash was part of Oyo's ongoing $1 billion funding round.
- $4. But one current TVC who worked at a different Google office told Business Insider that she first found out about the shooting on social media about two hours after the incident occurred.
- $4. About half a million comments sent to the agency about the debate came from Russian addresses.
- $4. Epic is offering an attractive incentive to game makers and publishers: an 88% share of profits, which undercuts the industry standard 70-30 split by 18%.
- $4. The Watch can also now notify you if your heart rate may be irregular, a condition known as atrial fibrillation (AFib).
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