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- Reddit day traders are upending the stock market. Members of the group Wall Street Bets $4 trade as posts go viral, fuelling the stock price of games retailer GameStop and others.
- GameStop's challenges indicate the run can't last. As more people buy video games through digital storefronts, fewer buy games on physical discs, and $4 of selling physical discs.
- Trading platforms fell over amid the frenzy. Thousands of users $4 with Vanguard, TD Ameritrade, and Charles Schwab's trading platforms.
- Exclusive: Google reshuffled its AI leadership. The search firm $4 of a senior manager who was involved in the AI ethicist Timnit Gebru's termination in December, Insider has learned.
- Apple demolished first-quarter earnings estimates. It $4 during its fiscal first quarter with $111.4 billion in revenue.
- Discord banned the r/WallStreetBets server. Discord said the group $4 on hate speech.
- Google hasn't add its App Store privacy labels. After promising it would comply with Apple's rules about adding detail on the information gathered by its apps, $4.
- ByteDance India is reportedly laying off staff. As TikTok remains banned in India, its parent firm is$4 nearly 2,000 employees, Entrackr reported.
- Exclusive: The inside story of Clubhouse. While the audio app is worth $1 billion, $4 and have been building social apps for a decade.
- Google hired a lawyer to investigate a DeepMind cofounder. Mustafa Suleyman moved to Google's in-house team in late 2019 $4 into claims of bullying.