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Why Is Google Spending $9.5 Billion on Offices in the Work-From-Home Era? - Vimarsana News

Why Is Google Spending $9.5 Billion on Offices in the Work-From-Home Era?

Google plans to make investments in major cities like New York and Austin as it normalizes returning to the office.

Netflix Plans to Acquire Next Games to Close Gap With Disney - Vimarsana News

Netflix Plans to Acquire Next Games to Close Gap With Disney

Netflix is accelerating its gaming IP through its €65 million deal ($72.1 million) with Finnish gaming developer Next Games.

Sonos Patents Were Infringed by Google, U.S. Trade Agency Rules - Vimarsana News

Sonos Patents Were Infringed by Google, U.S. Trade Agency Rules

The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled that Alphabet's Google infringed five patents held by the speaker producer Sonos, reports say.

Alphabet Halves Initial Subscription Commission at Its App Store - Vimarsana News

Alphabet Halves Initial Subscription Commission at Its App Store

Alphabet's Google currently charges third-party subscription services a 30% fee for the first year, then 15% afterward.

Nvidia Falls as U.K. Reviews Arm Deal on National Security Concern - Vimarsana News

Nvidia Falls as U.K. Reviews Arm Deal on National Security Concern

Nvidia Falls as U.K. Reviews Arm Deal on National Security Concern Nvidia announced last year plans to purchase Arm from Softbank Group for $40 billion. Author: Nvidia  ( NVDA) - Get Report shares were pressured Monday after Oliver Dowden, the U.K.'s secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, said regulators were intervening in the semiconductor company's proposed acquisition of Arm Ltd.  The British government is looking at the Santa Clara, Calif., company's proposed $40 billion purchase of the British chip designer from Softbank Group SFTBY due to national security concer...