Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg lost $22 billion in 2018: Report “Bulls & Bears” panel on the problems surrounding Facebook and the report that CEO Mark Zuckerberg lost $22 billion in 2018.
Malware attack disrupts production of multiple US newspapers Center for Digital Government senior fellow Morgan Wright on how a cyberattack caused major printing and delivery disruptions for several major U.S. newspapers.
Apple is the most logical buyer of Netflix: Porter Bibb Mediatech Capital Partner’s Porter Bibb discusses why Apple is the most logical buyer of Netflix.
Will Apple form a partnership with Tesla in 2019? Wedbush managing director Dan Ives and Consumer Edge Research senior analyst Jamie Albertine discuss whether Apple and Tesla will form a partnership in 2019.
Markets are looking for fresh leadership: Charles Payne FBN’s Charles Payne and Disruptive Tech Research Founder Lou Basenese discuss their outlook on tech stocks going into 2019.
Major US newspapers get hit by cyberattack TrustedSec Founder David Kennedy on how a cyberattack caused major printing and delivery disruptions for major U.S. newspapers.
Tech industry is paying about $1B a month because of these tariffs: Consumer Technology Association's Gary Shapiro Consumer Technology Association's Gary Shapiro on the future of technology and the impact of Trump administration's trade negotiations with China on the U.S. tech sector and his new book 'Ninja Future.'
Amazon has much greater ambitions to be a bigger retailer offline: Gene Munster Loup Ventures Managing Director Gene Munster on the outlook for Apple, Tesla, Netflix and Amazon.
Investigating the newspaper malware attack Fox News national security analyst Walid Phares on the newspaper malware attack and the challenges investigating cyber attacks.
Dr Roberts was chief scientist in charge of designing and building the tech that became the internet. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2EVSmDX
Android apps sharing data with Facebook without users' consent: Report Hotspot Shield security analyst Robert Siciliano on a cyber attack that hit major newspapers and a report that some popular Android apps send data to Facebook without consent.
Are the Fed, tariffs headwinds for the tech sector for 2019? Disruptive Tech Research's Lou Basenese on a cyber attack that hit major newspapers and the outlook for the tech sector.
The malware, which affected papers owned by Tribune Publishing, is believed to be from outside the US. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Q8aWd2
Facebook under fire over secret rulebook District Media Group President Beverly Hallberg and Dobson Policy Center Director Jenna Ellis discuss the report about Facebook’s secret rulebook and the privacy concerns surrounding the social media giant.
Amazon's sales event for digital content Amazon FireTV Spokesperson Kim Cowser on the e-commerce giant's deals for its Digital Day and the competition in the smart home space.
Facebook vows to police its users, but how? SocialFlow CEO Jim Anderson on Facebook vowing to police its users and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman apologizing for unknowingly funding a misinformation campaign in the 2017 Alabama Senate race.
Viewers can decide the characters' fates in Bandersnatch, the latest instalment of the Netflix drama. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2SmlreA
Tech companies that investors should buy Wedbush Securities managing director Michael Pachter and Wall Street Journal tech journalist Dan Gallagher discuss the privacy concerns surrounding Facebook and the technology companies that you should invest in.
The rollout of 5G technology a win for smartphone makers? B. Riley FBR Managing Director Mark Grant on the impact of the rollout of 5G technology over the next year or so.
Facebook now considered the least-trusted tech company: Survey Transpire Ventures General Partner John Meyer on consumers' lack of trust in Facebook and the big tech trends to look forward too.
The video and image sharing site apologises after a test was accidentally rolled out to millions of users. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2AjVo0K
Mr Musk's insults to Thai cave rescuer were a "schoolyard spat" and not to be taken seriously, say lawyers. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2Ah2ByE
White House mulls new year executive order to bar Huawei, ZTE purchases It would be the latest step by the Trump administration to cut Huawei Technologies Cos Ltd and ZTE Corp out of the U.S. market.
Chinese state sometimes acts in a "malign way", Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson is reported as saying. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2V851Zj
US stocks shoot higher after traders return from Christmas holiday Guidestone Capital Management President David Spika, FBN’s Kristina Partsinevelos and Chatham Road Partners Director of Research Colin Gillis on the recent jump in U.S. equities.
Will tech stocks rebound in 2019? Chatham Road Partners Director of Research Colin Gillis on his outlook for tech in 2019 and the recent rise in U.S. stocks.
Brick-and-mortar retail is still 87 percent of shopping, so don't count that out: Former Saks CEO Former Saks CEO Steve Sadove on the holiday shopping season, the state of the U.S. consumer and the trends in online versus brick-and-mortar sales.
Smartphone owners have a growing sense of unease about the amount of time spent staring at that screen. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2SfWNMQ
Idaho lab protects US infrastructure from cyber attacks The Idaho National Laboratory is mainly known as the nation's primary lab for nuclear research.
Protecting airports from potential drone threats 'Drone Warrior' author Brett Velicovich on the technology that could protect airports from potential drone threats.
Preventing border wall tunnels: The technology that could be used in conjunction with a potential border wall Astro Technology President David Brower on how the company's technology could be used to detect people trying to tunnel under a potential border wall.
Tesla to pay customers for missed tax credits First Trust Advisors Chief Economist Brian Wesbury and Barron's Senior Editor Jack Hough on Tesla's plans to reimburse customers for missed tax credits and the company's decision to cut the price of its Model 3 in China.