18 November
- Apple: Is It Moving iPhones Production To The US? (Asia Nikkei)
- Google: The Pixel Phone Resellers Affair (The Guardian)
- BMW & Baidu: The Alliance Is Over (Reuters)
- Facebook: About A $6bn Stock Buyback (Tech Crunch)
- Intel: Wearables Biz Faced With Massive Lay-Offs (Tech Crunch)
- Google & Novartis: Smart Contact Lenses Test Delayed (Fortune)
- Fiat & Amazon: Team Up To Sell Cars Online (Reuters)
17 November
- Google: DNI Second Funding Round (Google)
- LinkedIn: Officially Banned In Russia (The Telegraph)
- Coca-Cola: Have A Selfie Bottle! (Business Insider)
- AOL: Cuts 500 Staff (RE/Code)
- Uber: Rolls Out A Restaurant Guide (Tech Crunch)
- Apple: A New Patent To Integrate Siri Into iMessage; and Repair Program For iPhone 6 Plus (USPTO; Apple)
- Mozilla: More On ‘Firefox Focus’ (Mozilla)
- Airbnb: Launches ‘Trips’ (The Telegraph)
- Tesla: Shareholders Approve Solar City Deal (CNBC)
- Salesforce: Q3 Earnings Results Out (Salesforce)
- Amazon: Prime Video, A Serious Challenge For Netflix (The Wall Street Journal)
- WhatsApp: Finally Stops Collecting User Data Across Europe (The Verge)
- Microsoft: Diversity Goals Policy (Bloomberg)
16 November
- Tencent: Q3 Results Out (Tencent)
- BBC: Latest Expansion Plans Revealed (BBC)
- Microsoft: Offers Eu Concessions Over LinkedIn Deal; and Strengthens Tie-Up With Linux Foundation (Reuters; Linux Foundation)
- Facebook: About Metrics And Reporting Update; and Acquires FacioMetrics (FB; Venture Beat)
- Amazon: Music Unlimited Launches ‘Family Plan’ (Engadget)
- Google: Cloud Joins .NET Foundation Technical Steering Group; Brings Earth To VR; and G Suite Latest Updates (Google; Google; Google)
- IBM: Invests $200m In Incident Response Capabilities (IBM)
- Dropbox: Announces Partnership With Symantec (Dropbox)
- Hyundai: Teams Up With WaiveCar (Medium)
- Verizon: Snaps up Social Radar, reportedly (Tech Crunch)
- Twitter: Bans Alt-Right Accounts; and Introduces QR Codes (USA Today; Twitter)
- Uber: Taiwan Plans To Ban Uber From Apple & Google Stores (Reuters)
- Cisco: Q1 Earnings Results Out (Cisco)
15 November
- Avis & Didi: Learn More About A Strategic Partnership Agreement (Avis)
- Tinder: Introduces More Genders (Tinder)
- Twitter: Abuse Policy Updated (Twitter)
- Microsoft: Teams Up With OpenAI Project (OpenAI)
- GE: Agrees To Buy Wise.io & Bit Stew Systems (The Wall Street Journal)
- Hulu: Acquires Video Genome Project (Variety)
- Facebook: ‘Unified Inbox’ Coming Soon; and Android Auto Integration On Messenger (Tech Crunch; FB)
- Google: ‘Photo Scan’; and Announces GPUs For Cloud Platform (Google; Google)
- Snapchat: IPO Filed? (Reuters)
- Intel: Announces $250m Investment For Autonomous Driving (Intel)
- Le Eco: Secures $600m In Fresh Funding (Reuters)
14 November
- Samsung: Agrees $8bn Harman Deal; and Samsung Pay Introduces ‘Rewards’ (Samsung; Samsung)
- Facebook: Messenger Adds Analytic Support And FbStart Membership Opportunities (FB)
- Google: Play Music App Revamped (Google)
- Amazon: Expands ‘Unlimited Music’ To The UK; Announces ‘Home Services’ Into 20 New US Metro Area; and ‘Trade-In’ Option (The Verge; Amazon; Amazon)
- Apple: Here’s The New MacBook Pro With Touch Bar; Donate To Charities Through Apple Pay! and Working On AR Digital Glasses? (AppleInsider; Digital Trends; Bloomberg)
- Verizon: Acquires LQD WiFi (Verizon)
- Microsoft: ‘Outlook Customer Manager’ (Microsoft)
- Lyft: Introduces Amp Device (Lyft)
- WhatsApp: Launches Video Call Option To Everyone (Cnet)
- Google & Facebook: A War Against Fake News Sites Looming? (The New York Times)
- Pinterest : Enter A New ‘Explore’ Section (Pinterest)
- Skype: Latest Changes In Account Policy (Skype)