Tesla presence at the Shanghai Auto Show, China’s economic “capital”, in this this week, was overshadowed by protesters who claimed Tesla vehicles had “defective brakes”. The incident attracted the attention of visitors, before security guards removed the protesters. The company said that a Tesla customer
Despite the increase in the number of users who subscribed to the streaming service, Netflix lost about 10% in the stock market because it was two million subscribers short from the promise made for the first quarter of this year. Netflix misses first quarter subscribers
According to Forbes, the American media personality, socialite, model, businesswoman, producer, and actress Kim Kardashian is oficially a billionaire now and her numbers are steadily increasing. Kim apperead in the Forbes self-made women for the first time in 2018, with an estimated net worth of
Facebook is considering removing all news content from its platform in Canada, a decision similar to the one taken by the social network in February in Australia. CNet says Canada is about to pass a bill that would force technology companies (like Facebook or Google)
Former U.S. President Donald Trump was on the last day of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida, where he argued that tech giants should be targeted for sanctions if they censor Republican personalities. “All the measures of electoral integrity in the world
Clubhouse started 2021 as the social network of the moment. With its unique proposal of having only audio conversations, the application is exclusive for iPhone and only allows the entry by invitation of a user already active on the platform With the restriction, invitations started
Several businesses such as airlines, restaurants, bars and gyms are suffering in the midset of the covid-19 pandemic, but this is not the case for the Super Bowl. This year superbowl is going to charge an average of $183.3 thousand per second, that’s around $5.5