Sweden-headquartered Northvolt recently said its first gigafactory had started commercial deliveries to European customers.

Downtown San Francisco is seeing higher vacancy rates than other urban cities as residents depart and employees go remote.

Snap missed Wall Street estimates for sales and disclosed a wider-than-expected loss in its second-quarter earnings report.

Tesla’s margins were impacted by inflation and fiercer competition for the components that go into EVs.

Coinbase said in a blog post that it had “no financing exposure” to collapsed crypto firms Celsius, Three Arrows Capital and Voyager Digital.

Netflix’s second-quarter results may serve as a flag-in-the-ground moment for the company, for better or worse.

The Senate on Tuesday voted to advance a slimmed-down version of its bill designed to boost U.S. semiconductor competition with China.

Google introduced a new feature on Wednesday that aims to help users keep their Google Calendars free from spam.

Bitcoin topped $24,000 Wednesday for the first time since mid-June.

Volvo Cars’ semiconductor inventory is now “back at fully supply,” CEO Jim Rowan told CNBC.

The global chip shortage is not over yet, and the war in Ukraine continues to put a strain on supplies of important parts needed, says Vinay Gupta from IDC.

The company also said it aimed to unveil its lower-cost, ad-supported tier in early 2023.