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- $4. The connected-fitness company has accumulated losses of more than $500 million.
- $4. Anthony Levandowski $4 in his arraignment hearing on Tuesday.
- $4. Starhopper is a test bed for a much larger vehicle, called Starship, which is being designed to send people to the moon and Mars.
- $4. Customers can use the service until September 1, 2020 or when their contract ends, whichever comes first, Google said.
- $4. Uber and Lyft disputed the figures, saying the sample sizes were not representative of the millions of rides taken each day.
- $4. Nearly a dozen of WeWork's top human resources officials have left the company in the last year or are in the process of leaving, The Information reported.
- $4. Wojcicki also tried to shut down a popular theory that the company allows problematic videos to stay up on its site, as a way to bolster views and ultimately boost its business, saying, that idea "is simply not true."
- $4. An August 13 report from Bloomberg revealed that Facebook was sending audio data from voice chats to be transcribed in order to help the company improve its speech recognition technology.
- $4. The acquisition comes on the heels of the We Company's highly-anticipated IPO filing earlier this month.
- $4. The company is expected to reveal new Surface laptops and computers.
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