├── .ipynb_checkpoints ├── 01. Data Pre-Processing-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 02. K - NN Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 02. LassoRidge Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 02. Multiple Linear Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 02. Polynomial Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 02. Regression Model Performance-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 02. Simple Linear Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 03. Decision Tree-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 03. K Nearest Neighbour-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 03. Logistic Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 03. Naive Bayes-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 03. Support Vector Machines-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 04. Apriori Association-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 04. Density Based Clustering-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 04. Hierarchical Clustering-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 04. K-Means Clustering-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 04. Unsupervised Learning - Clustering-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 05. Artificial Neural Network-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 05. Convolutional Neural Network-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 05. Tensorflow-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 06. Dimentionality Reduction-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 06. Feature Selection-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 07. Classify Article-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 07. Hashing and Spam-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 07. Summarize Article-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 07. Text Processing-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 09. Ensemble Method Bagging and Boosting-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 09. Gradient Boosting-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 09. Random Forest-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 11. ImageFeatureExtraction-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Assignment 01 Classification Wine Quality-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Assignment 02 Regression Boston Housing-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Assignment 03 Classification Iris Dataset-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Assignment 04 Clustering Cars-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Project01 Differentiate between Image of Plus n Cross-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Project02 Recognizing Handwritten Digits-checkpoint.ipynb ├── Project03 Clustering Country Data-checkpoint.ipynb └── Simple Linear Regression-checkpoint.ipynb ├── 01. Data Pre-Processing.ipynb ├── 02. K - NN Regression.ipynb ├── 02. LassoRidge Regression.ipynb ├── 02. Multiple Linear Regression.ipynb ├── 02. Polynomial Regression.ipynb ├── 02. Regression Model Performance.ipynb ├── 02. Simple Linear Regression.ipynb ├── 03. Decision Tree.ipynb ├── 03. K Nearest Neighbour.ipynb ├── 03. Logistic Regression.ipynb ├── 03. Naive Bayes.ipynb ├── 03. Support Vector Machines.ipynb ├── 04 Eclat Association.ipynb ├── 04. Apriori Association.ipynb ├── 04. Density Based Clustering.ipynb ├── 04. Hierarchical Clustering.ipynb ├── 04. K-Means Clustering.ipynb ├── 04. Unsupervised Learning - Clustering.ipynb ├── 05. Artificial Neural Network.ipynb ├── 05. Convolutional Neural Network.ipynb ├── 05. Tensorflow.ipynb ├── 06. Dimentionality Reduction.ipynb ├── 06. Feature Selection.ipynb ├── 07. Classify Article.ipynb ├── 07. Hashing and Spam.ipynb ├── 07. Summarize Article.ipynb ├── 07. Text Processing.ipynb ├── 09. Ensemble Method Bagging and Boosting.ipynb ├── 09. Gradient Boosting.ipynb ├── 09. Random Forest.ipynb ├── 11. ImageFeatureExtraction.ipynb ├── Assignment 01 Classification Wine Quality.ipynb ├── Assignment 02 Regression Boston Housing.ipynb ├── Assignment 03 Classification Iris Dataset.ipynb ├── Assignment 04 Clustering Cars.ipynb ├── Course Details.xlsx ├── Data ├── Classification │ ├── Apply_Job.csv │ ├── BankNote_Authentication.csv │ ├── HR.csv │ ├── Social_Network_Ads.csv │ ├── horror-train.csv │ ├── pima-data.csv │ ├── tennis.csv │ └── titanic.zip ├── Data_Pre_Processing │ ├── exams.csv │ └── pima-data.csv ├── Deep_Learning │ └── pima-data.csv ├── Dimensionality │ └── Wine.csv ├── NLP │ ├── 0.txt │ ├── 1.txt │ ├── 10.txt │ ├── 100.txt │ ├── 1000.txt │ ├── 1001.txt │ ├── 1002.txt │ ├── 1003.txt │ ├── 1004.txt │ ├── 1005.txt │ ├── 1006.txt │ ├── 1007.txt │ ├── 1008.txt │ ├── 1009.txt │ ├── 101.txt │ ├── 1010.txt │ ├── 1011.txt │ ├── 1012.txt │ ├── 1013.txt │ ├── 1014.txt │ ├── 1015.txt │ ├── 1016.txt │ ├── 1017.txt │ ├── 1018.txt │ ├── 1019.txt │ ├── 102.txt │ ├── 1020.txt │ ├── 1021.txt │ 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Mall_Customers.csv │ ├── Market_Basket_Optimisation.csv │ ├── Wholesale customers data.csv │ └── cars.csv └── opencv │ └── haarcascades │ ├── haarcascade_eye.xml │ ├── haarcascade_eye_tree_eyeglasses.xml │ ├── haarcascade_frontalcatface.xml │ ├── haarcascade_frontalcatface_extended.xml │ ├── haarcascade_frontalface_alt.xml │ ├── haarcascade_frontalface_alt2.xml │ ├── haarcascade_frontalface_alt_tree.xml │ ├── haarcascade_frontalface_default.xml │ ├── haarcascade_fullbody.xml │ ├── haarcascade_lefteye_2splits.xml │ ├── haarcascade_licence_plate_rus_16stages.xml │ ├── haarcascade_lowerbody.xml │ ├── haarcascade_profileface.xml │ ├── haarcascade_righteye_2splits.xml │ ├── haarcascade_russian_plate_number.xml │ ├── haarcascade_smile.xml │ └── haarcascade_upperbody.xml ├── Future Topics.txt ├── Image ├── AND1.png ├── Basic_Neural.png ├── Confusion.JPG ├── FG.JPG ├── Gradient.png ├── KNN.JPG ├── L2.JPG ├── L3.JPG ├── LR-1.JPG ├── OR.png ├── PR-1.JPG ├── activation.png ├── aws.png ├── beach.jpg ├── bias-variance-1.png ├── bias-variance-2.png ├── bias-variance-3.png ├── bias-variance.JPG ├── bias-variance.png ├── butterfly.jpeg ├── bw.png ├── cm.JPG ├── cm1.JPG ├── cnn1.png ├── convolution.png ├── cv1.png ├── cv2.png ├── cv3.png ├── decision_classification.png ├── deep.png ├── dendo-sca.png ├── dendo.jpeg ├── dt.JPG ├── elbow.jpg ├── ensemble.JPG ├── entropy.JPG ├── entropy1.JPG ├── ex-nn.png ├── face.jpg ├── flattening.png ├── full_layer.png ├── hash11.JPG ├── hash12.JPG ├── hash13.JPG ├── homosca.JPG ├── house_hidden2.png ├── house_neural.png ├── kernel-svm.png ├── kmeans1.png ├── kmeans2.png ├── lda.png ├── lr11.png ├── lr12.png ├── lr13.png ├── max.png ├── ml-cheatsheet.png ├── ml-cheatsheet2.png ├── mouse.png ├── n-grams.jpg ├── neural_learn.png ├── neuron-3.png ├── neuron.jpg ├── normal.JPG ├── pca1.jpg ├── pca2.jpg ├── perf.png ├── pixel.png ├── r2_1.png ├── r2_2.png ├── rectifier1.png ├── reg.JPG ├── reinforcement.png ├── sigmoid1.png ├── simpleneuron.jpg ├── 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Neither has immediate plans to go to another company, added sources, but are expected to. Right now, the jobs of both Weil and Stanton will be filled with interim replacements. There have been rumblings of the changes for weeks now inside the San Francisco social communications company. Sources said Twitter is planning to announce the shuffle tomorrow, along with the hire of a prominent CMO. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1015.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | News Corp denies rumors of Twitter bid: Rupert Murdoch's News Corp said rumors about the company's interest in buying microblogging site Twitter Inc or building a stake in it were untrue. Twitter's shares, which rose as much as 14 percent on Wednesday, pared some gains and closed up 4.1 percent at $17.38. The stock rose from a record low after unconfirmed chatter about News Corp's interest in Twitter circulated on Wednesday. The rumors intensified after a CNBC segment, tech website Re/code said. The social media site was evaluated as a takeover target because of the company's shrinking stock price -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1039.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | PC shipments fall a record 10.6 percent in fourth quarter: IDC: Global personal computer shipments fell 10.6 percent in the quarter ended in December compared to a year earlier, research firm IDC said on Tuesday, the largest decline since IDC started tracking PC shipments. Longer lifecycles for PCs, along with competition from mobile phones and tablets, have continued to hobble demand, IDC said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1046.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Aerodrome Is The First Commercial Airport For Drones: Aerodrome is working with the City of Boulder, Nevada, to launch the first commercial drone airport the Eldorado Droneport. It s one of only a handful of FAA-appointed UAS test sites in the United States. The plan is to offer training, maintenance and other support functions for the commercial drone industry, as well as for individual drone pilots. The company already operates teaching facilities in Detroit, Michigan and Henderson, Nevada. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1049.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Flashing Red: A day of distress in the financial markets, and of distress sales in the tech startup-world. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1055.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon Is Now Selling Its Own ARM-Based Chips: An Israeli company acquired by Amazon last year has announced a new line of semiconductors, marking Amazon s first foray into the chipmaking market. The company, Annapurna Labs, announced its Alpine line of ARM-based processors on Wednesday, nearly a year after Amazon acquired it for a reported $350 million. The company says that its chips are designed for Wi-Fi routers, media streaming devices, connected home products and data storage gear, and that they ve already been used in commercial products from Asus, Netgear, and Synology. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1063.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | India s most funded hyperlocal startup Grofers shuts shop in 9 cities: Hyperlocal grocery and fresh food delivery startup Grofers India Pvt Ltd, which ran a massive expansion drive four months ago, has shut down its operations in nine cities. The cities where it has stopped services are Bhubaneswar, Ludhiana, Bhopal, Kochi, Mysore, Nashik, Rajkot, Coimbatore and Visakhapatnam. Grofers reportedly withdrew from the nine cities as it didn t see much uptake even after running massive marketing campaigns. A company spokesperson told Mint that all the employees in these cities are being relocated to other centres. The company s founder Albinder Dhindsa did not respond to Techcircle.in calls to confirm the development. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1081.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | First Look at New Foldable Google Glass for the Workplace: The division of Google responsible for wearable technology, Project Aura, has been hard at work on numerous iterations based on the original Glass headset. Now we ve got a glimpse at what one of those devices may look like. In FCC filings published today, a version of Glass designed for the workplace shows a familiar-looking device with a glass prism, but equipped with a hinge so that it can be folded and placed in pockets like a standard pair of glasses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1083.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Foodpanda India to sack about 330 employees: Foodpanda India is laying off one in seven staffers, continuing its clean-up drive after allegations of operational irregularities rattled the Rocket Internet-owned food ordering marketplace. The company said on Tuesday it will sack 15 per cent of its employees, or 330 people, as increased automation of 98 per cent in order processing has reduced the need for staffers. Foodpanda joins a raft of food-tech startups such as Zomato and TinyOwl in laying off employees amid a tightening in fund flow from investors due to high cash burn and growing profitability concerns. Before the job cuts, Foodpanda had 2,200 employees on its rolls. The company said it will provide affected employees due remuneration and help them explore job options. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1102.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon in talks to lease Boeing jets to launch air-cargo business: report: Amazon.com is negotiating to lease 20 Boeing Co (BA.N) 767 jets to start its own air-delivery service next month, seeking to avoid delays from third-party carriers, the Seattle Times reported, citing cargo-industry executives. Amazon has approached several cargo-aircraft lessors to line up the planes, the newspaper reported on Friday, citing a senior aircraft-leasing company executive familiar with matter. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1105.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter Stock Closes at an All-Time Low: Twitter stock fell 4 percent Thursday, finishing the session at $23.31, the lowest the stock has ever closed. Yahoo Finance lists the stock s 52-week low at $21.01, but that was during intra-day trading back in August (the stock closed at $25.17 that day). The stock market was crummy in general on Thursday. But it has also been a tough quarter for Twitter, which has dropped 11 percent since Jack Dorsey was named CEO back in early October. Twitter announced last week that it would finally start showing ads to its logged-out audience, which created a nice stock spike, but it s clear that investors are looking for more. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1111.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple names Jeff Williams COO, a job once held by Tim Cook: Apple Inc promoted longtime executive Jeff Williams to the role of chief operating officer, reinstating the title previously held by Chief Executive Tim Cook, as part of a series of changes to the company's leadership team. Williams, who joined Apple in 1998, previously served as senior vice president of operations and oversaw development of the Apple Watch, the company's first new product since the iPad. "Jeff is hands-down the best operations executive I've ever worked with," Cook said in a statement. While it was unclear if the appointment meant Apple was grooming Williams to be Cook's successor, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a source, that the move did not necessarily signal that. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1116.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Oracle profit forecast fails to impress; shares fall. Oracle Corp on Wednesday delivered a third-quarter profit forecast that did not quite meet analysts' expectations, and the company's shares fell about 1 percent in extended trading. Oracle forecast third-quarter profit of about 63-66 cents per share, with revenue flat or up 3 percent which translates to $9.33 billion-$9.61 billion. The company's shift from licensing software to cloud-based subscriptions has squeezed its margins. Oracle, like other established technology companies, has been moving its business to the cloud-based model, essentially providing services remotely via data centers rather than selling installed software. Up to Wednesday's close, Oracle's stock had fallen 13.5 percent this year. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1122.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon overtakes Flipkart as most visited Indian e-com site: comScore: E-commerce giant Amazon Inc said on Monday it has become the most visited e-commerce site in India beating local rival Flipkart in the month of October citing comScore data. It said Amazon.in clocked 30 million unique visitors during the month ahead of Flipkart.com, Jabong.com and Snapdeal.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1123.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | E-Commerce Retailers in India Battle Devil They Spawned: Deep Discounts: Discounts and cashback offers helped India s top e-commerce companies from Flipkart to Snapdeal sell a record $11 billion of goods this year online. As the freebies start to hurt, they are questioning a strategy they now find too hard to dump. While scrapping rebates may bring the focus back to profitability from valuations, it may be easier said than done for an industry built on a foundation of cut-price sales. The real dilemma faced by Narayanan and his peers is: Who will blink first -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1124.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | China's Baidu says to develop self-driving buses within three years: China's top online search firm Baidu Inc said it aims to put self-driving buses on the road in three years and mass produce them within five years, after it set up a business unit to oversee all its efforts related to automobiles. The unit will also include its initiative in partnership with BMW AG to develop an autonomous passenger vehicle, which may also be put into mass production within five years, a spokesman told Reuters on Monday. Self-driving cars have emerged as a new battlefront for tech majors globally. Alibaba Group Holding says it will launch its first car in a partnership with China's SAIC Motor Corp, while U.S. tech heavyweights Google and Apple are also developing autonomous cars. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1163.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber launches taxi-hailing button for third-party apps: Online taxi-hailing service Uber [UBER.UL] said it would allow third-party app developers to add a 'Ride Request' button within their apps for free. Developers would need to register their apps on Uber's website to get access to the code to add the button, which users can tap to request a ride. To entice developers to use the feature, Uber said it would pay $5 for every new U.S.-based customer that uses the button from the developer's app. Earlier this year, Uber had partnered with Zomato, an India-based restaurant finder, to add a "Ride there with Uber" button on the restaurant page. Last year, Google Maps also integrated Uber within its app to allow users to book a ride. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1167.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon gadget sales more than triple over Thanksgiving weekend: Amazon.com Inc said sales of its electronic gadgets more than tripled over the Thanksgiving weekend from last year, with the Fire tablet the top-selling product. Sales of the 7-inch tablet more than tripled, while the Fire TV set-top box sold six times more than last year, the company said, without providing the number of units sold. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1173.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/1173.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1188.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google s Answer to Facebook Instant Articles Gets (Tentative) Launch Date, Ad Partners: Accelerated Mobile Pages, Google s initiative for mobile news publishing and its open source riposte to similar efforts from Facebook and Apple, is arriving early next year, the company said in a post on Tuesday. Last month, Google rolled out a preview version of the product, which Re/code readers learned of first. Google has already roped in marquee publishers, including* the New York Times, Washington Post and BBC. Some 1,600-plus newspapers and television stations have voiced their support, according to Google. On Tuesday, the company also announced it had signed up a slew of analytics and advertising providers for the back end. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1198.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Airbnb raises $100 million in funding, Valuation stays flat at $25.5B: source: Apartment-sharing startup Airbnb Inc has raised over $100 million in a new round of funding, a source close to the company said. Airbnb, once a startup selling cereal, expects to achieve profitability in 2016, the source said. Airbnb revenue doubled to $340 million in the third quarter on bookings of $2.2 billion, the source said. The company expects revenue of $900 million this year. The round was done at the same $25.5 billion valuation as the previous funding round over the summer, indicating that unicorns, or private tech companies worth $1 billion or more, are finding it tougher to convince investors to buy shares at continuously escalating valuations. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1201.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google aims for China launch of Google Play app store next year: Google, part of Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.O), aims to launch the China version of its Google Play smartphone app store next year, according to people familiar with the matter, its first major foray in the market since ending localized product support in 2010. The Google Play app store would be set up specifically for China, and not connected to overseas versions of Google Play, two of the people said. They said Google intends to comply with Chinese laws on filtering content that might be viewed as sensitive by the ruling Communist Party, and laws requiring the company to store the app store's data within China. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1231.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/1231.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1233.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba Sites Sold More Than $14 Billion of Goods in a Single Day: Alibaba s consumer shopping sites sold more than $14.3 billion of products on its biggest shopping day of the year, called Singles Day, marking around a 57 percent increase over last year s total. The total for the last 24 hours, to be precise, was $14,341,847,366.00, according to a spokesman. To give you a sense of how big this sale is, the $14.3 billion figure is just 27 percent less than the $19.6 billion worth of goods that eBay sellers sold in July, August and September combined. The number also dwarfs the $2 billion Americans spent on Cyber Monday desktop shopping in 2014. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1241.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | NYT VR: How to Experience a New Form of Storytelling From The Times: Today, The New York Times takes a step into virtual reality. NYT VR is a mobile app that can be used along with your headphones and optionally a cardboard viewing device to simulate richly immersive scenes from across the globe. To start, The Times Magazine presents three portraits of children driven from their homes by war and persecution an 11-year-old boy from eastern Ukraine named Oleg, a 12-year-old Syrian girl named Hana and a 9-year-old South Sudanese boy named Chuol. This new filmmaking technology enables an uncanny feeling of connection with people whose lives are far from our own, writes Jake Silverstein, editor of the magazine. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1243.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google Acquires Fly Labs To Join Its Google Photos Team: Today, Google acquired Fly Labs to join its Google Photos team. The company aimed to help people edit videos and photos and it sported 3 million downloads over the past 18 months. Their suite of apps (Tempo, Fly and Crop) will be made available for the next three months. You ll still be able to use them, but there will be no more updates. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1249.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | YouTube to support virtual reality video on its app: The Youtube app now supports VR video - a format that gives viewers what the company says are more realistic 360-degree perspectives of films. To view it, a user would call up a virtual reality video on the YouTube app, click a button on the video for VR mode, and place the phone in Alphabet Inc's "Cardboard" device, a handheld gadget made from the standard box material that creates a VR viewing experience. Makers of virtual reality content can upload VR videos compatible with the Cardboard viewer directly to YouTube. YouTube said there are about a dozen VR videos, including one stemming from the "Hunger Games" movies. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1257.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Gmail s Inbox app will now write (some of) your e-mails for you: Google just gave a little bit of help to anyone tired of typing out the same reply to e-mails over and over again. Now, software will do some of the work for you. An updated version of Inbox, one of Google's mail apps, will "read" your e-mails and offer up suggested replies. In a company blog post, Gmail software engineer B lint Mikl s said Tuesday that the feature "uses machine learning to recognize emails that need responses and to generate the natural language responses on the fly." The goal is to have options good enough that a user will send short messages in just two taps. And the suggestions are designed to get better as you use the feature more often, and Inbox learns your personal quirks. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1260.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon Opens Its First-Ever Physical Store, Selling Books on Paper, With a Side of Irony: Amazon, bookstore slayer, meet Amazon, bookstore owner. The e-commerce giant known in many circles as the archenemy of brick-and-mortar stores and bookstores, specifically plans to open its first physical storefront in its history on Tuesday. The store s name Amazon Books. Yes, Amazon is opening a bookstore in its hometown of Seattle. In an interview with the Seattle Times, Amazon said that the physical store would use online customer reviews and other digital data to inform some of its inventory decisions. Amazon will display a review or rating for each of the 5,000 or so books on display. Prices will match those on Amazon.com. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1265.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google Says Chromebooks and Chrome Operating Systems Aren t Going Away: Rumors of the demise of the Chrome operating system have not just been exaggerated but are simply untrue, Google said on Monday in a rare public response to an earlier report. A report on Thursday in the Wall Street Journal claimed Google is preparing to merge its Chrome OS, which powers the Web-centric Chromebook laptops, with its mobile OS Android. After the story landed, Hiroshi Lockheimer, Google s SVP who runs both Android and Chrome, pushed back on it, tweeting that the company is very committed to the desktop operating system. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1267.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | With Instagram s Boomerang, making gifs is easier than ever: It s a gif world, and we re just living in it. Those short, looping (often loopy) animated files pop up just about everywhere on the Web and in social media. Now, it s easier than ever to make them yourself. Instagram s new app, Boomerang, makes it very easy to make your own 1-second gifs for sharing on Instagram, Facebook and your phone s camera roll. The process couldn t be simpler. Just find something moving that you want to shoot, hit the capture button and keep as still as you can for a second or so. You can shoot from either rear-facing or front-facing camera. To work, the app will need permission to access those cameras, as well as your phone s storage. Free, for iOS and Android. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1268.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber Germany retreats to Berlin, Munich: Taxi-hailing service Uber Technologies is making a retreat in Germany to the cities of Berlin and Munich as it grapples with a ban from using unlicensed cab drivers. Uber will for now suspend services in Hamburg, Frankfurt and Duesseldorf, it said in a statement on Friday, citing a difficult regulatory environment. A German court in March banned Uber from running services using unlicensed cab drivers and set stiff fines for any violations of local transport laws by the pioneering online taxi firm. The company in Germany has since limited itself to drivers that hold a passenger transport license, among other legal requirements, through its UberX and UberBlack smartphone apps, but it has run into a shortage of suppliers of ride services. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1286.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | PayPal says makes $1 billion in small-business loans in first two years: PayPal Holdings, the online payment processor, said on Tuesday its small-business lending program has processed $1 billion in loans in the first two years of its launch and more than doubled loan growth in that span. PayPal Working Capital is extending short-term loans totaling more than $100 million per month, or $3 million per day, to a mix of sellers on eBay and standalone small- to medium-sized merchants, the company said at a payments conference in Las Vegas. PayPal separated from eBay earlier this year, and Chief Executive Officer Dan Schulman has stated he is looking to use PayPal's size to offer affordable financial services widely. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1293.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Big headlines from last week: Smashing earnings from Alphabet (the new Google), Amazon and Microsoft. Markets loved Google for lower spending and a share buyback; and Microsoft and Amazon for gushers of cash from their cloud businesses. Amazon Posts an Unexpected Profit, and Its Shares Soar; Microsoft Earnings Climb, Lifted by Strong Growth in Cloud Computing; Google Announces Stock Buyback as Earnings Rise. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1294.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter's Jack Dorsey gave back a third of his stock to Twitter employees to lift morale. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1295.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google's first earnings amid a change of guard led to this headline: The New Google: All the Assholes Have Left -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1297.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Rumor: Uber Refueling Its Warchest Yet Again, At A Valuation Of Up To $70B: Another month, another billion for Uber The ride-hailing business is reportedly raising yet again planning to raise close to $1 billion in new investment according to the NYT citing people close to the matter , with investors looking at a valuation of between $60 billion and $70 billion for the six-year-old startup. If the NYT s report is on the money, it comes mere months after the WSJ reported Uber had raised almost $1 billion in new financing, with a valuation then, in July, of more than $50 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1300.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ..and that caused Disney's ESPN to withdraw content from YouTube: Walt Disney Co's sports network ESPN said it will not make its content available on YouTube, due to the recently announced ad-free subscription-based offering coined YouTube Red. ESPN would not be part of the subscription service at launch due to "rights and legal" issues, a YouTube spokeswoman told Reuters. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1305.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Yahoo Mail Eliminates Passwords as Part of a Major Redesign: Seven months after replacing traditional passwords with single-use SMS codes, Yahoo is taking the next step toward blowing up the password altogether. The company today announced Yahoo Account Key, which links your account to a mobile device and then asks you to approve new logins through push notifications. It s part of a broad redesign of Yahoo Mail designed to make the service faster and easier to search, and also lets you use the app with accounts from Outlook, Hotmail and AOL for the first time. (No Gmail, though, at least not yet) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1326.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | SAP third-quarter operating profit beats estimates on mature markets: SAP said third-quarter operating profit, excluding special items, rose to 1.62 billion euros ($1.84 billion), beating the most optimistic estimate among 14 analysts, with individual estimates ranging from 1.45 billion to 1.59 billion euros, according to Thomson Reuters data. Third-quarter total revenue of 4.98 billion euros was slightly ahead of the average expectation of 4.93 billion. Europe's largest software maker said it was sticking to its outlook for the full year for non-IFRS operating profit of 5.6 billion euros to 5.9 billion euros at constant currencies, which represents flat growth to a rise of as much as 5 percent from 5.6 billion euros last year. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1328.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Implications for the Data Center Business: The deal will help Dell raise its profile in data centers, the modern factories of the digital age that house servers, networking gear and storage systems. EMC had 21 percent of the storage market last year, about twice what Dell had, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. While Dell has been outperforming some of its rivals, the company is grappling with sagging demand for personal computers. During the third quarter, overall shipments declined 7.7 percent, according to Gartner Inc. Still, Dell was able to post a small gain of 0.5 percent while larger rivals declined. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1329.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Implications for VMWare: EMC investors will receive roughly $33.15 per share they will receive $24.05 per share and a type of publicly tradeable stock "linked to a portion of EMC s economic interest" in VMWare. VMware declined 8 percent to $72.27 on Monday amid concern that the creation of a tracking stock will weigh on the company s valuation. Analysts at Mizuho Securities USA Inc. lowered their target price for VMware to $75 from $95. EMC rival Pure Storage Inc. rose 8.8 percent to $18.06, exceeding its public offering price of $17 for the first time since shares began trading Wednesday. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/133.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba seeks $5 billion loan amid tech financing rush: Basis Point: Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is in talks with banks to raise $5 billion in new funding, sources told Thomson Reuters' Basis Point, amid a flurry of fund-raising by China's tech giants. Alibaba is looking to raises the funds offshore via a bullet loan with a five-year maturity, with the aim of using the proceeds for general corporate purposes including refinancing, the sources said. The plan comes as key rival Tencent Holdings looks to raise up to $2 billion in new debt funding, with competition heating up amongst the country's Internet firms domestically and overseas. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1341.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon launches platform to build apps for 'Internet of Things': Amazon.com's cloud business, Amazon Web Services, has launched a service to help customers build applications to connect devices through the cloud, the so-called "Internet of Things". The service, called "AWS IoT", will allow factory floors, vehicles, health care systems, household appliances among other "things" to connect through cloud services, the company said on Thursday. The beta version of the service is available from Thursday, Amazon's Chief Technology Officer Werner Vogels said at a company event in Las Vegas. The connection to the cloud will be fast and lightweight, making it a good fit for devices that have limited memory, processing power, or battery life, Amazon said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1381.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google launches ad format linked to Gmail: During a presentation on Monday, Google announced a product that will let marketers target ad campaigns to consumers using their email addresses. The program, called Customer Match, lets companies upload a list of customers email addresses gleaned, for example, from its loyalty membership program. The company can show specific ads to these customers when they are signed into Google. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1396.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Pandora says has paid $500 million in artist royalties in past year: Internet radio service Pandora Media Inc said it paid nearly $500 million in artist royalties over the past 12 months, bringing the total to more than $1.5 billion in about 10 years. "It took us nearly nine years to generate the first billion dollars in royalties, and just over a year to increase that total by 50 percent," Chief Executive Brian McAndrews said in a statement on Wednesday. Pandora gets revenue from advertising and paid subscriptions. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1410.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon Wins First Emmy for 'Transparent': Jeffrey Tambor and Jill Soloway delivered Amazon.com its first major Emmy awards for the show Transparent, as the online retailer went toe-to-toe with Time Warner s HBO in the comedy categories. Tambor plays the patriarch of a Los Angeles family who reveals to his children that he has long felt he s a woman and is going to begin to dress like one. Soloway created Transparent and won an award for directing, one of 11 nominations the show received. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1440.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Lyft automatically opts you into receiving robocalls. That doesn t sit well with the FCC. Lyft and First National Bank are on notice for violating federal telemarketing rules, regulators said Friday. The two companies allegedly required that their customers accept robocalls and automatic text messages as a condition of using their services a no-no under the Federal Communications Commission's regulations. The rules are meant to prevent companies from coercing customers into consenting to robocalls. Although Lyft allows users to opt out of robocalls, doing so bars consumers from using the ridesharing service, the FCC said. If the two companies don't change their behavior, that could lead to more than a warning fines or other legal action. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1453.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Mobile payments company Square may hold IPO in fourth quarter: Bloomberg. Mobile payments company Square may file for an initial public offering by the fourth quarter of this year, although the timing depends on market conditions, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and its current chief executive, has assured investors and key employees that he will also remain Square's chief executive, Bloomberg said. At this point, the timing of Square's IPO is more contingent on market conditions than on whether Dorsey remains its CEO, Bloomberg said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1457.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba lowers second-quarter gross merchandise volume estimates. Alibaba said on Tuesday it expected second-quarter gross merchandise volume (GMV) to be lower than its initial estimates due to weaker consumer spending in China. The company's shares reversed course and slipped as much as 3.1 percent to $61.91 in late afternoon trading. They had earlier gained as much as 4.5 percent. Alibaba said it now expects GMV to be lower in mid-single digits on a percentage basis from its earlier estimates. Up to Friday's close, the company's shares had fallen about 39 percent this year. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1463.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon plans to sell $50 tablet: WSJ. Online retailer Amazon.com Inc plans to release a $50 tablet in time for the holiday season, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The 6-inch screen tablet comes with a mono speaker and is priced much lower than Amazon's Fire tablet, the cheapest variant of which is sold at $99. The company was not immediately available for comment. Amazon also plans to release 8-inch and 10-inch screen tablets, the report said. While other Amazon Fire tablets show advertisements as screen savers, it was not clear if the new 6-inch tablet's cost included ads, according to the report. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1483.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon's 'Dash' button now effectively free: Amazon said its 'Dash' button, which allows customers to place orders instantly, will now be effectively free. The company's Prime members can now buy the button for $4.99 and get the amount discounted on their first purchase using the button, the e-commerce giant said on Wednesday. The button will now be available to all Prime members - those paying $99 a year for two-day delivery and other benefits. The company said it will add 11 more brands to the button, bringing the total to 29. The 'Dash' button, launched earlier this year, allows Amazon's Prime members to order a product with just a push, using a WiFi connection, and can be hung or hooked anywhere in the home. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1484.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter announces global expansion of self-service ads platform: Microblogging website operator Twitter Inc said it had expanded its self-service ads platform to more than 200 countries and territories from 33 countries. Small and medium-sized businesses can now reach their target audiences on Twitter in 15 languages, Twitter said in a blog post on Wednesday. The company said it had about 100,000 advertisers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1507.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber China closes $1 billion fundraising round at $7 billion valuation: sources: Uber s China arm has closed its $1 billion fundraising round early, according to two people with knowledge of the matter, with investors still hopeful for the U.S.-based ride service despite strong domestic competition in the car-hailing market. The deal was oversubscribed, said the second source directly familiar with the fundraising. According to a fundraising document seen by Reuters last week, this round values Uber China at $7 billion, with the unit planning to list on the mainland by 2020. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1508.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | One Billion People Log In to Facebook for First Time: For the first time, a billion people used Facebook in a single day on Monday. Facebook s chief, Mark Zuckerberg, observed the occasion with a post on his Facebook page, saying that one out of seven people on Earth logged in to the social network to connect with their friends and family. The one billion figure is different from the daily user numbers Facebook discloses each quarter when it reports its financial results. Those are the average number of daily users, counted over a 30-day period. Facebook had 968 million daily active users in June. Most people on Facebook live outside the United States and Canada. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1515.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon to launch video streaming service in Japan: Amazon.com said on Wednesday it plans to launch its video streaming service in Japan for members of its Prime paid service as it gears up for Netflix Inc's planned entry into the country in September. Amazon's Prime members get unlimited access to videos under its Prime Instant Video service. Prime membership, which costs 3,900 yen ($32.50) a year in Japan, provides members other services such as the option to choose a delivery date for online purchases for free. Amazon plans to offer a broad video lineup including U.S. and Japanese films, TV shows and cartoons in Japan. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1520.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Gmail To Auto-Populate Google Calendar With Things Like Flights, Hotel Bookings And Ticket Details: Google announced today that it s starting to roll out features that will place ticket, flight, hotel and restaurant info onto Google Calendar. Automatically. For example, if you buy a flight, rent a car, book a hotel and set reservations for the day you get into town for business, all of those items will be added to your Calendar if the exact time for those events are available. Your flight would show up at 4, reservation at 9, etc. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1538.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Global Smartphone Sales Growth Slowed in Second Quarter: The research firm Gartner said worldwide sales of smartphones in the second quarter grew at the slowest pace since 2013 as sales in China declined for the first time. Sales grew 13.5 percent to 330 million units in the second quarter compared with a year earlier. While demand continues to increase in emerging markets, Gartner says overall smartphone sales were mixed. Smartphone sales in China fell 4 percent year-over-year. China accounted for 30 percent of total smartphone sales in the second quarter, but Gartner says its phone market has reached saturation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1543.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Taxi app GrabTaxi raises $350 million from CIC, others: Taxi-booking app GrabTaxi said it raised over $350 million from investors including sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corporation, in the Southeast Asian company's largest ever fundraising round. Other investors include hedge fund Coatue Management LLC and China's mobile car-ride hailing company Didi Kuaidi, GrabTaxi said in a statement, adding that it would use the funds to expand its private vehicle hire and motorbike booking services and invest in technology. Singapore-headquartered GrabTaxi competes with the likes of Uber and Rocket Internet's Easy Taxi in the city-state and some of the other Southeast Asian markets in which it operates. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/155.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Angry Birds-dependent games maker Rovio swings to annual profit: innish mobile games and animation studio Rovio Entertainment swung to an annual profit in 2016 as its Angry Birds movie release helped boost its game sales and tackle competition from new challengers such as Nintendo Co's Pokemon GO. However, analysts noted the private-held company must find new franchises and reduce its dependence on the Angry Birds brand to succeed in the highly competitive game industry. Following years of falling earnings, job cuts and divestments, Rovio's revenue increased 34 percent in 2016 to 190 million euros ($201 million). The operating result improved to a profit of 17.5 million euros from a loss of 21 million in 2015. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1554.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter to accelerate push for content partnerships in Asia: Twitter said on Tuesday it plans to accelerate its push for content partnerships in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. It has appointed a Singapore-based executive, Rishi Jaitly, to boost teams in major markets such as Australia, India, and Japan as well as to expand into Greater China and Southeast Asia, the company said in a statement. Jaitly was previously Twitter's market director for India and Southeast Asia. Twitter has been aggressively expanding its capabilities to carry pictures, video and interactive content. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1555.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Kik Takes $50 Million Investment From WeChat Parent Company Tencent, Hits $1 Billion Valuation: Kik Takes $50 Million Investment From WeChat Parent Company Tencent, Hits $1 Billion Valuation. The app has 240 million registered users and claims that 40 percent of American teenagers are actively on Kik. The deal doesn t mean the two apps are planning to integrate, but they will have a strategic partnership moving forward, according to Kik co-founder Chris Best. That means sharing things like data and app information, he added. He also said that Kik won t be targeting China anytime soon (seems obvious now given WeChat s foothold there) but plans to use the money to grow the company s employee base. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/160.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Ola raises $330 mn at $3.5-bn valuation: Ola, India s largest taxi aggregator, has raised $330 million in fresh funding, at a valuation of about $3.5 billion, from Japanese investor SoftBank and two other existing ones. The round saw Ola s valuation dropping 30 per cent from a peak of $5 billion, as global rival Uber significantly stepped up its challenge to the Indian firm. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1602.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple Denies Planning to Sell Mobile Services Directly to Consumers: Apple, the world s most profitable mobile phone maker, has denied a report that it is working on a plan to market communications services directly to consumers that would bypass telecom operators on which it now relies. Business Insider on Monday reported that the iPhone maker was testing a so-called mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) service in the United States, which would involve it renting capacity from one or more network operators to sign up its own customers. The mobile phone maker is also in talks with European operators about such an arrangement, the website reported. We have not discussed nor do we have any plans to launch an MVNO, said an Apple spokeswoman in a statement on Tuesday. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1610.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple Falls Below Its 200-Day Moving Average for First Time Since 2013: The bull market s base just lost another brick. Amid a collapse in breadth and the threat of falling earnings, add a correction in Apple shares to the concerns facing investors. The iPhone maker slipped 2.4 percent to $118.44 today, extending its decline since February to 11 percent and dropping below another chart threshold, its 200-day moving average, for the first time since 2013. The iPhone maker s shares had spent 471 sessions above the 200-day threshold, last falling below it in September 2013. It entered a correction territory today after coming within 40 cents of one on July 9 before rallying. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1624.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here Fa -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1630.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google Loon To Cover Entire Country Of Sri Lanka With Internet: Google is working on many things, and that includes balloons that fly high in the sky to bring Internet infrastructure to locations that can t be wired for it easily. Today, Sri Lanka announced that it s the first country to ever get universal Internet access from Google s Project Loon. Thanks to a partnership with Google, the country promises affordable high-speed Internet for all of its residents. Google Loon was announced in 2013, with only incremental and anecdotal information hitting the presses up until now. This is a landmark moment for Loon, and clearly for Sri Lanka. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1633.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here, and MP3 versions are here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1638.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | LinkedIn, Notorious for Sending Too Many Emails, Cuts Back: On Monday, LinkedIn decided that less is more. In a blog post, the site acknowledged its history of overzealous email habits and said it was taking steps to reduce the amount that users would receive. Among the examples, users who receive too many requests to connect will now get just one weekly digest, and users who subscribe to several of the site s groups will get updates in a streamlined format. For every 10 emails we used to send, we ve removed 4 of them, Aatif Awan wrote in the post. Already, member s complaints have been cut in half. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/164.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Baidu's Sales Tops Estimates as It Pushes New Businesses: Baidu Inc. posted quarterly results that topped analysts estimates, as China s biggest search engine pushes into new businesses such as news aggregation to overcome government restrictions on web advertising. Revenue for the fourth quarter came to 18.21 billion yuan ($2.62 billion), compared with estimates for 18.17 billion yuan, Baidu said in a statement. Net income, adjusted for certain items, was 4.61 billion yuan, compared with the 2.52 billion yuan average of analyst estimates. Shares in the company rose more than 1 percent in after-hours trading. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1640.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here, and MP3 versions are here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1642.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | In its next move, Amazon could turn to physical grocery stores: Amazon wants to set up drive-through grocery stores where consumers can pick up goods they've ordered online, according to the Silicon Valley Business Journal. Where this could have the biggest impact is on perishables, which obviously require timely delivery. Although shoppers can already buy some perishables through Amazon Fresh and get them delivered the same day, the $300 annual membership isn't for everyone. And the logistics of delivering fresh groceries right to people's homes is still a big challenge. Amazon has reportedly explored retail locations before, but doing it just for groceries would be a different thing entirely. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1643.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | EBay Ends Same-Day Delivery in U.S. in Face of Amazon Effort: EBay Inc. is killing its U.S. same-day delivery service EBay Now, an acknowledgment it won t try to match the speedy delivery of e-commerce giant Amazon.com. The online marketplace hinted the service wasn t performing last year when it canceled the EBay Now mobile application and encouraged its use on desktops. The program had been available in the San Francisco area, New York, Dallas and Chicago. Amazon has invested heavily in same-day delivery, offering the service for free to Amazon Prime subscribers in New York, Seattle, San Francisco and other large cities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1647.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here, and MP3 versions are here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1652.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here, and MP3 versions are here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1658.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here, and MP3 versions are here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1664.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Archived snippets are here, and MP3 versions are here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/167.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Inside Uber s Aggressive, Unrestrained Workplace Culture: Interviews with more than 30 current and former Uber employees, as well as reviews of internal emails, chat logs and tape-recorded meetings, paint a picture of an often unrestrained workplace culture. Among the most egregious accusations from employees, who either witnessed or were subject to incidents and who asked to remain anonymous because of confidentiality agreements and fear of retaliation: One Uber manager groped female co-workers breasts at a company retreat in Las Vegas. A director shouted a homophobic slur at a subordinate during a heated confrontation in a meeting. Another manager threatened to beat an underperforming employee s head in with a baseball bat. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1670.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Targeted ads to drive mobile video business, Verizon CFO says: Verizon Communications Inc 's upcoming mobile video service will drive revenue with a combination of highly targeted ads, exclusive content and pay-per-view live concerts and sporting events, Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo said in an interview on Tuesday. Most Americans own a mobile phone and Verizon is looking at offering video content to increase data consumption on mobile devices and grow revenue. The digital video service, which it expects to release this summer, is aimed at families and younger viewers who increasingly view content on mobile devices. The video service will be offered through a mobile app, and will include some free sponsored content, Shammo said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1671.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1676.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1681.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | China central bank issues guidelines on internet finance development: The central bank called on the government to support internet firms in setting up platforms for expenditures and loans, crowdfunding, the sale of financial products and other financing platforms. It called for broadening channels of financing and supporting private investment funds to back the internet finance industry. The bank also recommended tax breaks for qualifying small enterprises including start-ups, saying that provincial level governments should increase their support for those companies. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1683.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1688.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1694.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1702.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1706.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Shares of China's ZTE set to rise over 30 percent on share buyback: Shares of Chinese telecommunications equipment maker ZTE Corp were set to surge more than 30 percent in early Tuesday trade after the board approved an A-share buyback plan estimated at no more than 1 billion yuan ($161 million). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1714.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1719.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1721.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Meanwhile, Apple plans record initial production of new iPhones : Apple is preparing for the largest initial production run for its next iPhones by the end of the year, the Wall Street journal reported. The company is asking suppliers to manufacture 85 million to 90 million units of two new models with 4.7-inch and 5-inch displays. The company had ordered 70 million to 80 million of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus last year, in its largest initial production run so far. The new phones are also expected to feature Force Touch technology which can distinguish between a light tap and deep press, people familiar with the matter told the Journal. The screen sizes are the same as in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Apple is also expected to maintain the screen resolution. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1725.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1726.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | China stocks are 8% down this morning; Alibaba stock is at its lifetime low: China's securities regulator said there was "panic sentiment" in mainland stock markets on Wednesday, acknowledging the recent increase in irrational selling, Reuters reported. Shortly after, the People's Bank of China said it will closely watch stock market direction and guard against systematic regional financial risks. The comments did little to soothe investor worries about tumbling mainland equities, with the Shanghai Composite sinking more than 8 percent in early trade on Wednesday. In US trading, Alibaba was traded at its lifetime low. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1731.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1736.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1745.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1748.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Yelp Sale Process to Stall as Founder Decides to Wait; Stock Slumps: Yelp, which hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to find a buyer, has temporarily decided not to pursue a sale. The consumer-review website has had several interested suitors but isn t pursuing a transaction in the immediate future. The firm may pursue a deal again if co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Jeremy Stoppelman changes his mind, one of the people said. Yelp dropped 12 percent in afternoon trading in New York, giving the company a market value of about $2.8 billion. Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal reported in May that Yelp was working with a bank to explore a sale. 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To avoid hefty taxes placed on foreign imports, Xiaomi is working with Foxconn to have the devices built in Brazil, with additional products coming soon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1766.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1768.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Microsoft Said to Exit Display Ad Business, Cut 1,200 Jobs: Microsoft is shutting down its Web display advertising business and handing operations over to AOL and AppNexus, a person with knowledge of the matter said. About 1,200 jobs at Microsoft will be impacted, with some positions to be moved to AOL and AppNexus. Some people will be offered other positions at Microsoft, while other jobs will be cut, the person said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1772.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Quikr is reportedly in talks to acquire Housing.com: Online classifieds firm Quikr is in talks to acquire real estate portal Housing.com.When contacted, co-founder and CEO of Housing.com Rahul Yadav confirmed the news but only to retract it later. SoftBank had invested in the promising online realty startup close to $90 million in December 2014 valuing the company around $270 million. SoftBank is said to have initiated talks with the potential acquirer Quikr, which has been looking to strengthen its newly launched property sales vertical QuikrHomes by way of inorganic expansion. The sale efforts seem to have been initiated by its investors as they are trying to salvage their investment in the company. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1774.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1779.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1785.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber growing 40% month-over-month in India: Uber s Asia Head: Uber may have had its share of challenges in the Indian market, but the ride sharing app has been growing at over 40 per cent month-over-month here. In fact, Bangalore and Kolkata are some of the fastest growing cities for Uber globally, Eric Alexander, Head of Business, Asia, Uber told Techcircle. The team at Uber India has their work cut out. The regulatory overhang over Uber, which started after a passengers sexual assault by an Uber driver in December, continues to play out. It has been facing ban calls in Delhi and other places. Earlier, it came under the RBI scanner over its payment system which automatically debited a user s credit card after a ride. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1787.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1792.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Dropbox Is Struggling and Competitors Are Catching Up: Dropbox made itself a household name by giving away cloud storage. The eight-year-old company, valued at $10 billion, had 300 million registered users a year ago; now it s got 400 million. Its two-year-old effort to make money from business users has been less impressive. While Dropbox led the $904 million global market for business file-sharing last year with about a 24 percent share, No. 2 Box and No. 3 Microsoft each took about 21 percent and doubled their slice of the pie, growing almost twice as fast, according to researcher IDC. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1794.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1800.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet on SoundCloud -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1806.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber Is Negotiating a $2 Billion Credit Line With Banks: Uber is negotiating a $2 billion credit line from a group of Wall Street banks. The car-booking company that has roiled transportation markets worldwide by letting people hail rides from their smartphones, had initially sought a $1 billion revolving loan before boosting the size as more banks sought to participate, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. San Francisco-based Uber raised $1.6 billion in convertible debt at the beginning of the year from Goldman Sach s wealth-management clients -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1807.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | An MP3 version of this snippet is here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/181.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Dubai is planning to launch autonomous, one-passenger drone taxis this summer: Pilotless drones capable of carrying a person will begin to soar through Dubai s airspace this July, according to an announcement made Monday by Mattar Al Tayer, the chief of Dubai s Roads & Transportation Agency, at the World Government Summit. The country is turning to a Chinese-made drone, the Ehang 184, which can carry a passenger weighing up to 220 pounds for about a 30-minute trip. The egg-shaped aircraft hovers using eight propellers two attached to each of the drone s four arms. Test flights have already been conducted in Dubai, and the taxi service is expected to launch in July, says Al Tayer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1812.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Chinese firms pour money into U.S. Research and Development in shift to innovation: Surging investment by Chinese companies in U.S. research labs is yielding a fast-growing trove of patents, part of a push to mine America for ideas to help China shift from being the world's factory floor to a driver of innovation. Largely absent from American research hubs a decade ago, Chinese firms including Huawei and ZTE Corp are now using U.S. researchers to create patents ranging from new software to internet infrastructure, according to an analysis of Thomson Reuters' global intellectual property database. Patented inventions by Chinese firms that involved at least one U.S. researcher roughly doubled worldwide in each of the last three years, reaching 910 in 2014. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1813.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Attack Gave Chinese Hackers Privileged Access to U.S. Systems: Undetected for nearly a year, the Chinese intruders executed a sophisticated attack that gave them administrator privileges into US government networks. The hackers began siphoning out a rush of data after constructing what amounted to an electronic pipeline that led back to China, investigators told Congress last week in classified briefings. The hackers ultimate target: the one million or so federal employees and contractors who have filled out a form known as SF-86, which is stored in a different computer bank and details personal, financial and medical histories for anyone seeking a security clearance. This was classic espionage, just on a scale we ve never seen before from a traditional adversary -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1814.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | US carrier Sprint bows to net neutrality, saying it won t throttle data anymore: To make sure it stays on the right side of net neutrality, Sprint will no longer slow down its customers' mobile data when its cell sites are congested, the company says. The decision is an early sign that the federal government's new rules for Internet providers are having an effect. Sprint's policy, which it said lasted for less than a year, was to slow down mobile data temporarily for data hogs in a congested area. The throttling affected the heaviest 5 percent of data users covered by a given cell site, and when the congestion eased, the restrictions were lifted. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1815.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1820.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an MP3 version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1822.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GitHub to Seek $2 Billion Valuation in Latest Funding Round: GitHub, a startup that helps companies and developers build software, is seeking to raise about $200 million in a new Series B round that may value San Francisco-based GitHub about $2 billion. The company works as a social coding platform, where a software developer can display a project and others can contribute. The company says more than 8 million people use the service, and it charges monthly subscriptions to store programming source code. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1824.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Oracle sales, profit miss estimates; shares fall: Shares of Oracle, often seen as a barometer for the technology sector, fell 6 percent to $42.15 in extended trading after the company's earnings report.Revenue fell 5.4 percent to $10.71 billion. Revenue rose 3 percent on a constant currency basis. Net income fell to $2.76 billion, or 62 cents per share, in the fourth quarter ended May 31, from $3.65 billion, or 80 cents per share, a year earlier. Sales from Oracle's cloud-computing software and platform service, an area keenly watched by investors, rose 29 percent to $416 million. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1827.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1834.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Airbnb Says Chinese Travelers Are Fastest-Growing Users: Airbnb is drawing more customers from China, Chief Technology Officer Nathan Blecharczyk said. The firm has built relationships with Chinese consumers when they travel abroad, he said. The group represents Airbnb's fastest growing category, according to Blecharczyk.The San Francisco-based company doubled the number of properties it lists in Cuba to 2,000 within 45 days after debuting in the country, Blecharczyk said. Airbnb, which started in the country after President Barack Obama took steps to open relations with the communist nation, said last month Cuba was its fastest-growing market. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1836.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio version of this MP3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/184.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Verizon close to Yahoo deal, price cut of $250-350 million: sources: Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.N) is close to a revised deal to buy Yahoo Inc's (YHOO.O) core internet business for $250 million to $350 million less than the original agreed price of $4.83 billion, according to a source briefed on the matter. Since last year, Verizon had been trying to persuade Yahoo to amend the terms of the acquisition agreement to reflect the economic damage from two cyber attacks. A source told Reuters that the deal, which could come as soon as this week, will entail Verizon and Yahoo sharing the liability from potential lawsuits related to the data breaches. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1841.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet, and archived snippets are here. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1848.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter to Eliminate 140-Character Limit in Direct Messages Twitter Inc., the home of 140-character messages, is removing the space limit in its private messages. The change comes next month, the San Francisco-based company said Thursday on its website for developers. Direct Messages are different from tweets in that they are only visible between individual users. We ve done a lot to improve Direct Messages over the past year and have much more exciting work on the horizon, Sachin Agarwal, Twitter s product manager for Direct Message, wrote. You may be wondering what this means for the public side of Twitter. Nothing! Tweets will continue to be the 140 characters they are today. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1852.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1853.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Facebook expands its Buy Button test; ties up with Shopify. With the news that Google and Pinterest are introducing their own Buy buttons, Facebook has a message: We re still working on our own version, too. The company on Wednesday announced it is working with e-commerce software company Shopify, which helps companies set up digital storefronts, to expand its Buy button test to a larger number of small businesses that already work with Shopify. Since July, Facebook has been testing the Buy buttons with a few hundred small- and mid-sized businesses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1859.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1868.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1875.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1880.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | HTC Drops to Decade Low After Cutting Quarterly Sales Forecast. HTC Corporation fell to the lowest in a decade in Taipei after the smartphone maker cut its sales forecast as much as 35 percent and announced plans to write off $94 million of impaired assets. Shares fell by 9.9 percent, the daily limit, to the lowest since May 2005. Slower demand for high-end smartphones and weaker sales in China prompted the Taiwanese company to forecast second-quarter revenue of as low as NT$ 33 billion, compared with an April 28 forecast for NT$46 billion to NT$51 billion. The lower sales and writedown mean HTC will post a loss for the current quarter, it said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1881.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple is set to introduce Apple Pay in Britain, The Telegraph reports. Apple is planning to introduce its mobile payment system, Apple Pay, to Britain this summer, The Telegraph reported on Saturday, citing industry sources. Apple is expected to make the announcement on Monday in San Francisco at its annual conference for developers, the paper said. The Telegraph said the iPhone already contains a wireless microchip similar to those found in contactless payment cards, which will allow Apple Pay users to pay by waving the handset over a terminal to pay. Transport for London, the paper said, was already accepting Apple Pay from American tourists. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1883.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet on SoundCloud -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1886.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Snapdeal, GoJavas to pick up return orders in 90 minutes: E-commerce marketplace Snapdeal, and QuickDel Logistics, which operates under the GoJavas brand, have launched a new service that will ensure pick up of return or replacement e-commerce orders within 90 minutes of intimation. The new service, christened go-90 , has gone live in 15 cities, as per a press statement. GoJavas was previously a part of Jabong, a lifestyle e-tailer incubated by Rocket Internet. The move is seen as another step towards stimulating online shopping in the country since returns are seen as a major challenge. Reportedly, around 5-9 per cent of all e-commerce orders end up being returned in India. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1893.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Zomato s revenue and operating loss more than tripled last year; Meritnation s growth slowed to a crawl: Zomato, which recently expanded to allow food orders online and has been aggressively expanding overseas with as many as nine firms in its kitty in the past 12 months alone, saw operating revenue rise over three times from INR 30.6 crore in FY14 to INR 96.7 crore last year. Its operating EBITDA loss in the same period also more than tripled to INR 136 crore from INR 41.39 crore in the year ended March 31, 2014. Operating revenue growth for Meritnation was just 6.5 per cent to INR 21.59 crore. However, the firm managed to restrict its operating losses which declined by a fifth to INR 22.72 crore. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1894.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet, and archived snippets are here. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1901.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet on SoundCloud. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1906.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet. Experimental. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1912.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet. Experimental -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1918.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Here is an audio (MP3) version of this snippet. Experimental. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1919.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Mary Meeker's 2015 Report is Out, and Calls Out that India Tech is at an Inflection Point: Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker s yearly Internet Trends report is the ultimate compilation of essential tech statistics. Here is her 2015 report, which calls out that India could be at a tipping point. India's Internet penetration in 2014 was where China was in 2008 and the U.S. was in 1996. If India's curve follows the same pattern, get ready for big things in the next five years. One thing India is lacking is the catalyst companies that will lead its Internet revolution. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1921.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Its a Small World: Ola-owned TaxiForSure integrates Alibaba-investee Paytm wallet as cashless payment option, joining its arch-rival Uber: TaxiForSure, has tied up with Alibaba-backed online payments platform Paytm. The move will allow users of TaxiForSure to go cashless and pay through Paytm s pre-paid wallet, the company said in a statement. Customers can link their debit card or bank account via a Paytm wallet or recharge their Paytm wallet and use it to pay for their rides. In March, cab hiring startup Ola had acquired TaxiForSure in what largely a stock transaction. Interestingly, Ola also has a prepaid wallet called Ola Money. Last November, on-demand car service Uber, Ola's arch-rival in India's ride-hailing space had joined hands with Paytm. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1926.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | An auto-generated audio version on SoundCloud (experimental) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1933.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Audio version of this post on SoundCloud (experimental) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1948.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Report/Rumor: CommonFloor and Quikr in preliminary talks which may lead to a merger: After recent mergers in India s e-commerce and taxi businesses, it appears that online real estate is set to see a winnowing of weaker players. Bengaluru-based Maxheap Technologies Pvt Ltd, which owns online real estate portal CommonFloor, is believed to be in preliminary conversations with classifieds company Quikr about teaming up, according to three people familiar with the developing situation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/195.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Intel uses White House Oval Office for splash on Arizona factory: Intel Corp chose the White House Oval Office as its backdrop to announce a $7 billion investment in a previously shelved Arizona factory, which it said would create 3,000 jobs when it is up and running. Intel Chief Executive Officer Brian Krzanich told reporters about the investment while standing behind President Donald Trump. Trump told reporters Krzanich called him a few weeks ago to say he wanted to meet to make a big announcement. Krzanich said he made the announcement at the White House as a sign of support for the "tax and regulatory policies that we see the administration pushing forward." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/1977.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | PayPal to Trade Under Old Symbol PYPL After Split From EBay: PayPal, the payments division that s separating from EBay Inc., will trade on the Nasdaq Stock Market as PYPL, its original ticker symbol before being acquired by the online marketplace in 2002. EBay announced the split last year after activist investor Carl Icahn said PayPal was being held back by its parent company s slower-growing Web marketplace business. All of EBay Inc. s 15 board members will remain with the company or become new board members of PayPal when it spins off from EBay in the third quarter. EBay Chairman Pierre Omidyar, who founded the online marketplace in 1995, will be a director for both companies, EBay said Thursday in a statement. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2009.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Facebook's Oculus to sell virtual reality headsets for consumers from early 2016. Virtual reality technology company Oculus said it would start shipping the much-awaited consumer version of its Rift headset in the first quarter of 2016. Pre-orders for Rift will start later this year, Oculus, which Facebook Inc bought for $2 billion last year, said. Previous versions of the VR headset, available since 2012, were aimed at developers to make games and run tests. The consumer version was widely expected sometime this year. "In the weeks ahead, we'll be revealing the details around hardware, software, input, and many of our unannounced made-for-VR games and experiences coming to the Rift," the company said on a blog post. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/201.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google s Super Bowl ad accidentally set off a lot of Google Homes: Early during tonight s game, Google s ad for the Google Home aired on millions of TVs. We ve actually seen the ad before: loving families at home meeting, hugging, and being welcomed by the Google Assistant. Someone says Okay, Google, and those familiar, colorful lights pop up. But then my Google Home perked up, confused. Sorry, it said. Something went wrong. This isn t the first time television has set off people s home assistants. A month ago, a TV broadcast accidentally triggered a whole bunch of Amazon Echos. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/205.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | What Snap s I.P.O. Filing Reveals About the Company: "For the year ended December 31, 2016, we recorded revenue of $404.5 million, as compared to revenue of $58.7 million for the year ended December 31, 2015, representing a year-over-year increase of more than 6x. [...]we incurred a net loss of $514.6 million. We had 158 million Daily Active Users on average in the quarter ended December 31, 2016, an increase of 48% as compared to our Daily Active Users in the quarter ended December 31, 2015" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2055.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple is raising prices, and still managing to sell more units. Apple is pulling off a feat almost unheard of in the history of consumer electronics as more competitors offer rival products for less, Apple is raising prices and still selling more gadgets. The latest report from the International Data Corporation estimates that Apple held nearly 20 percent of the world s smartphone market at the end of 2014, an increase from 17.5 percent the previous year. It largely took those sales away from Android-based smartphones, which declined by about the same amount over that period -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2118.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Tencent market value breaks US$200 billion: China s Tencent broke new ground on Monday when its stock (00700.HK) closed at HK$170.50, bringing the company s total market value above US$200 billion for the first time ever. Tencent has been one of China s biggest internet companies since the very beginning with its QQ messaging service. These days, the company has its hands in almost every corner of the internet industry. It remains the top player in China s social media and messaging sector, and it also dominates a number of other sectors including online and mobile gaming. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2162.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Jack Ma is in India again and met the Indian PM: Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba s Chairman Jack Ma today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as he came on a visit to India for the second time in just about four months. In his meeting with Modi here today, Ma discussed how Alibaba can help empower small businesses in India, the ecommerce major said without elaborating further. Had a very good meeting with Jack Ma, Modi tweeted. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/219.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Data center growth drives Intel's fourth-quarter revenue, profit beat: Intel Corp reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit driven by a stabilizing PC market and growth in its data center business, which offers cloud-based software services. Revenue from the data center business rose 8.4 percent to $4.67 billion in the fourth quarter, while revenue from its traditional PC business rose 4.3 percent to $9.13 billion. The Santa Clara, California-based company's net revenue rose 9.8 percent to $16.37 billion, beating the average analysts' estimate of $15.75 billion. However, the company said its net income fell to $3.56 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2190.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | TPG-backed AGS Transact plans up to $216.6 million India IPO: India's AGS Transact Technologies, partly owned by U.S. private equity firm TPG Capital [TPG.UL], plans an up to 13.5 billion rupees ($216.6 million) initial public offering, according to a term sheet of the deal seen by Reuters on Wednesday. The company plans to raise up to 4 billion rupees by issuing new shares, while TPG and other shareholders would raise up to 9.5 billion rupees selling existing shares in AGS, which offers payment solutions and technology products to banks and retailers, the terms showed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/22.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon adds video calling with Echo Show: Amazon.com Inc launched Echo Show, a touchscreen device that will allow users to video call and watch clips from CNN, the latest in the company's series of popular Echo voice-controlled speakers. The device, which will go on sale in June for about $230, will feature Alexa, Amazon's voice-controlled aide, that can be used to play music, order an Uber or turn on the house lights. Echo Show will allow video conferencing between users having an Echo device or the Alexa app. It is the first to support the feature, which is absent in similar devices offered by rivals such as Alphabet Inc's unit Google. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2210.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Taking on Apple Inc, Google and Intel to Team Up with TAG Heuer on a Luxury Smartwatch: On Thursday, TAG Heuer, the Swiss watch company, announced that it was building a new smartwatch a wrist computer, in essence as part of a collaboration with Intel and Google. The companies made a joint announcement at Baselworld, an annual show in Basel, Switzerland, for high-priced watches and jewelry. The watch will be released later this year, but aside from that the announcement was light on specifics. No exact release date. Nothing about what it will do. No price. The forthcoming TAG Heuer watch will be designed and manufactured by the Swiss watchmaker. The technology bits will come from Intel s chip technology and Google s Android software. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/223.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon launches a subscription service for STEM toys: Amazon today unveiled a new subscription program aimed at parents called STEM Club, which delivers educational toys to your home for $19.99 per month. The retailer says it will hand-pick which toys are shipped, and will ensure the items are age-appropriate. And by STEM, of course, Amazon means the toys will be focused on the areas of science, technology, engineering and math. The subscription program won t feature just any ol STEM toys, however, but will rather only include those that have recently launched or those that are exclusive to Amazon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2230.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Youtube retools annotations for mobile : Youtube is finally retooling a troublesome feature, making it more useful for content producers and hopefully a bit less frustrating for users. Annotations, YouTube's clickable pop-ups (which, to be clear, are still available for the moment) are being joined in the company's toolbox by a new feature called "cards," which, to every advertiser's delight (and most users' chagrin) will now work on mobile. The good news is that cards will take up a relatively minimal amount of video real estate when they first appear, showing teaser text that, if clicked, will pop up more information. At later points in the clip, a small "i" will indicate the presence of cards. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2232.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Snapdeal in talks to buy Jabong s spun out logistics unit GoJavas for $32M: Online marketplace major Snapdeal is in talks to acquire logistics firm GoJavas in a deal estimated to be about Rs 150-200 crore, as it looks to further strengthen its delivery operations in the country. GoJavas, which works with eCommerce firms like HealthKart, Jabong, Yepme and Lenskart, covers over 2,500 pincodes in the country. Currently, Snapdeal does not have a captive delivery arm and relies on third-party logistics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2236.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Not topical, but interesting: A well-known link on Top 12 Product Management Mistakes: 1. Confusing Customer Requirements with Product Requirements 2. Confusing Innovation with Value 3. Confusing Yourself with Your Customer 4. Confusing the Customer with the User 5. Confusing Features with Benefits 6. Confusing Building Right Product with Building Product Right 7. Confusing Good Product with Good Business Model 8. Confusing Inspiring Features with Nice-to-Have Features 9. Confusing Adding Features with Improving Product 10. Confusing Impressive Specifications with an Impressive Product 11. Confusing a Complete Product with a Sellable Product 12. Confusing Product Launch with Success -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2238.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Lyft Raises $530M at $#2.5B valuation: Uber, the ride-hailing start-up, is a $40 billion juggernaut, but it is not without competition. Lyft, another ride-hailing start-up and Uber s biggest competitor in the United States, announced on Thursday that it had raised $530 million in venture capital, valuing the start-up at $2.5 billion. The investment was led by Rakuten, the Japanese e-commerce giant, which contributed more than $300 million. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2249.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Hot Billion $ Rumor#1 : Google may buy InMobi for $1B: Google Inc is in early talks to buy Bangalore-based start-up InMobi, in a move that would strengthen its offering in the increasingly competitive mobile advertising space, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.InMobi, which helps companies target phones and mobile devices in their advertising, was launched in 2007 and claims to have over 1 billion users across 200 countries. It counts Japan's SoftBank, an early backer of China's Alibaba, and early stage venture capital firm Sherpalo among investors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2250.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Hot Billion $ Rumor#2: Snapdeal might raise $ 700 million from Foxconn(Taiwan): Snapdeal.com, has attracted interest from Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology Group, one of the world s largest contract electronics manufacturing firms, to raise as much as $600-700 million in a fresh round of funding, at least two sources familiar with the matter told Techcircle.in. However, the talks are still at a preliminary stage and the company is yet to issue a term sheet. Foxconn is world s biggest contract electronics manufacturer. But they are now finding new growth drivers as revenue from the contract manufacturing business is slowing down. India being a huge retail market, this is a great opportunity for them, said one of the persons mentioned above. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/226.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon's Dash button goes online: Amazon.com Inc has put its popular Dash button on its website and mobile app, making it easier for shoppers to buy their favorite items such as peanut butter, detergent and paper towels. The online retailer launched its thumb-sized Dash button in 2015, allowing Prime members to re-order products such as Tide detergent, Huggies diapers and Gillette products by pushing a button. Prime customers can create virtual dash button on "millions" of Prime eligible products on Amazon, the company said in a video. The online retailer said that it was also automatically creating virtual Dash buttons for products that are frequently purchased by customers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2272.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple Inc will delay the start of production on a larger, 12.9-inch iPad until around September because of problems involving the display panel supply, said a report by Bloomberg News citing people familiar with the company's plans as saying. Production on the bigger tablet had been scheduled to begin this quarter, Bloomberg cited one of the people as saying. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2307.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Opera offers new feature for free access to mobile Web apps: Norway's Opera, whose browser software has helped mobile operators sign up millions of users for free or low-cost Internet access, said on Tuesday it was introducing features that let operators offer subscribers free access to selected apps. Opera Max was first introduced last year for Android smartphone users to download free-of-charge. Opera browser users could gain access to an hour or a day of free time on Facebook or music on Spotify using the software. What's different with the new feature, called Opera Max with App Pass, is that it is no longer confined solely to Opera browser users. Instead, App Pass works with any browser or mobile app that an Android phone user may choose to use. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2310.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple to spend $1.9 billion on 2 new European data centers: Apple Inc said it would spend 1.7 billion euros ($1.9 billion) to build two data centers in Europe that would be entirely powered by renewable energy and create hundreds of jobs. The company said the centers, in Ireland and Denmark, will power Apple's online services, including the iTunes Store, App Store, iMessage, Maps and Siri for customers across Europe. The investment is set to be evenly divided between the two countries, with the Irish government confirming that 850 million euros would be spent in Ireland. The two data centers are expected to begin operations in 2017. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2325.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google is set to launch a subscription model for YouTube in a few months, CNBC quoted Robert Kyncl, the online video service's head of content and business operations as saying at the Code/Media conference. The company was "fine-tuning the experience", Kyncl said at the conference in California. (cnb.cx/1zOXElH) YouTube has been exploring a paid, ad-free version of its service for some time. The company launched a pilot program in May 2013 that allowed individual content creators to charge consumers a subscription fee to access a particular "channel" of videos. The plan would represent a significant change for the world's No. 1 online video, whose free videos, often accompanied by short commercials, attract more than 1 billion users a month. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2357.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 25,000:1 - that's the ratio of data center machines to employees at Facebook, says FB's VP Engineering: While most enterprises have a ratio in data centers of one person for every 250 to 500 computers, Facebook has 25,000 machines for every person, Mr. Parikh said. Facebook s entire network, he said, is overseen by just one person at any given time. Given Facebook's employee strength of ~10,000, this implies that its data centers could have ~250M machines; similar calculations would place Google at between 25M and 50M machines. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2386.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitters's slowing user engagement is posing existential questions though: Here s Twitter s Slowing User Growth In One Chart: The company added a mere 4 million new monthly active users in the quarter, which is an adjustment that it will likely explain on its earnings call. That 4 million figure bumped Twitter s monthly active user tally up from 284 million in its third quarter, to 288 million in the fourth. Up 20 percent compared to the year-ago quarter, it was a gain of just 1.4 percent on a sequential-quarter basis. Here s the carnage: Twitter is still growing, but that final figure is dangerously close to zero. And if Twitter actually stops growing, even for a quarter, and shrinks, expect investors to release holy hell all over the company s management team. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2392.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | A sad day: RadioShack has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Once a home base to the radio/homebrew/DIY geeks of the world, RadioShack devolved into a glorified cell phone store in the early 2000s. While they ve spent the last few years trying to find their roots with things like a dedicated section for Arduino gear*, they ve mostly failed to get bodies back in the store. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/241.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Lyft Loses $600 Million in 2016 as Revenue Surges: U.S. ride-hailing startup is said to generate revenue of $700 million last year. Lyft Inc., the second-largest ride-hailing startup in the U.S. behind Uber Technologies Inc., lost about $600 million last year while increasing revenue 250 percent, according to people familiar with the matter. In 2016, Lyft generated about $700 million in sales, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the financials are private. The San Francisco company's revenue growth far exceeded its 46 percent increase in losses. Lyft appears to have kept a promise it made to investors last year that monthly losses wouldn't exceed $50 million. The company aims to become profitable by 2018, the people said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2420.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba Q4 earnings disappoint: revenue $4.2B (+40% Y/Y), net income $964M, (-28% Y/Y), GMV $126.4B (+49% Y/Y), stock down 8%: Alibaba said that in the quarter that ended on Dec. 31, its net profit jumped to $2.1 billion, above the $1.9 billion estimated by 23 analysts polled by Reuters, using figures derived from nonstandard accounting rules. Alibaba s revenue rose to $4.2 billion from a year earlier but missed the $4.5 billion estimate of 27 analysts polled by Reuters. Alibaba also reported net profit using generally accepted accounting principles of $964 million, a drop of 28 percent from a year earlier. The company cited costs related to stock awards before its listing, taxes and fees. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2438.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple is getting consumers to pay more for phones even as industry trends move in the other direction: Apple's sales figures are all the more impressive because they come at a time when the worldwide market for expensive smartphones is dropping. According to research from the Consumer Electronics Association, the average selling price of a smartphone has fallen from $440 to an expected $275 in just five years. The full price of the cheapest iPhone is $649. In fact, the average price of an iPhone actually went up, thanks to the popularity of the iPhone 6 Plus, which starts at $749. That's right; Apple's actually getting us to pay more for our phones. (Of course, most are purchased at subsidized prices through wireless carriers). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2478.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ZTE revenue up only 8% Y/Y in 2014, but profits up 94% Y/Y to $424M: Chinese telecom hardware company ZTE has had a banner year, according to a press release the company has issued prior to the release of its 2014 yearly report. While revenues have reportedly experienced only modest growth over 2014 (up just eight percent compared to the previous year) net profits year-on-year have grown 94.2 percent, from RMB 1.35 billion (US$217 million) in 2013 to RMB 2.64 billion (US$424 million) in 2014. ZTE s profit growth over the past year is due to the fast growth in China s 4G sector; ZTE has a hand in both TD-LTE and FDD-LTE hardware, so 4G growth has benefited the company. ZTE s global 3G and 4G business, including hardware and handset sales, was also a contributor. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/249.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Parrot is laying off a third of its drone division: Drone makers are having a tough time competing with China s DJI. Parrot, the French drone maker, announced today it is planning to lay off one-third of its drone-related workforce about 290 employees after poor performance in its fourth quarter caused it to miss sales estimates by 15 percent. Specifically, Parrot said margins are so low in the consumer drone business that it wouldn t be able to generate profitable growth ... over the medium and long term. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2500.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Zomato is in talks to raise $100M: Zomato Media Pvt Ltd, the company behind the popular restaurant listing and review site Zomato.com, is in talks to raise $100 million (Rs 625 crore) in a fresh funding, says a Reuters report quoting its co-founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal. This comes close on the heels of Zomato sealing its sixth acquisition in as many months and its biggest yet of restaurant information and table booking property Urbanspoon in the US for $52 million (Rs 325 crore). In November last year, Zomato had raised $60 million in funding at a pre-money valuation of $600 million from existing investors -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2508.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | App Annie raises $55M in series D: App Annie, an app analytics service for developers, revealed today that it has secured US$55 million in series D funding. The investment eclipses the previous US$17 million round in May 2014, which was accompanied by news that it had acquired competitor Distimo for an undisclosed sum. App Annie s newest input comes from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), with participation from existing investors Sequoia Capital, Greycroft Partners, and IDG Capital Partners. App Annie claims it doubled its team to 300 employees in 2014 and tripled its revenues. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2525.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter Product Update #2: Twitter Plans To Increase Revenue With Ads On Publisher s Apps: Twitter reportedly has a new advertising strategy sell ads within third-party apps. According to the Wall Street Journal, the social media network revealed the new plan to expand advertising revenue during a presentation at CES. The social media company is planning to sell ads within streams of tweets on other publishers apps and websites. It isn t clear which publishers have signed up so far. The WSJ says there were references to ESPN s Sports Center app and Flipboard during the meeting. Twitter and ESPN have reportedly been chatting about the idea -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2541.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Glassdoor raises $70M, valuation ~ $1B, preps for IPO: Glassdoor Inc, the operator of jobs website Glassdoor.com, said it raised $70 million from Google Capital and existing investors Tiger Global, Battery Ventures and Sutter Hill Ventures. Glassdoor, whose rivals include Monster Worldwide Inc, said it had raised about $160 million so far. Glassdoor has a valuation of close to $1 billion and is planning for an initial public offering, the Wall Street Journal said. Glassdoor said it had more than 27 million registered members worldwide. The company has over 2,000 employer clients including Groupon Inc, Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Facebook Inc, Chevron Corp, Procter & Gamble Co and Twitter Inc. Glassdoor raised $50 million in December 2013 from a group led by Tiger Global. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2561.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Grocery delivery startup Instacart is now valued at over $2B: Instacart has raised an additional $210 million, according to an SEC filing on Monday. The filing confirms a Series C funding round reported earlier this month, which values the company at more than $2 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2562.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Payments at a Tipping Point: Password-less authentication will drive more mobile transactions in 2015: "Today, 85 percent of transactions are still done via cash, but 2014 started changing the game for payments, and I believe we re at an inflection point to push more payments than ever into the digital realm for 2015 thanks to innovations in authentication, shopping on social networks, and near field communication-based payment technology. The truth is only about 1 percent of commerce happens on mobile today, which is hard to believe considering there are now more mobile devices than people in the world. But I think that s all about to change, and authentication is going to be an even bigger driver in mobile shopping and conversion in 2015." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2564.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber must add 'panic buttons' to operate in Delhi: Taxi firms including Uber, the online cab-hailing company banned in New Delhi, will have to install panic buttons if they are to operate in India's capital under new rules framed after allegations that a driver for the U.S. firm raped a passenger.The Delhi government now wants all taxi operators, including aggregators such as Uber, to have a fleet of taxis running on clean fuels and fitted with tracking devices and emergency buttons. "The licensee shall ensure the facility of a panic button in the radio taxi so that in case of any distress, the signal is transmitted to the control center of the licensee and therefrom, to the nearest police station/police control room," Delhi's transport office said on its website. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2568.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Microsoft maybe building a new, lean browser: ZDNet s Mary Jo Foley s recent report that the software company is building a lightweight browser, codenamed Spartan, bears out. According to Foley, Spartan is new and isn t [Internet Explorer]. Her post notes that it could be set free inside of the Windows 10 release schedule. In short, Microsoft may be building a speedy, simpler browser that maintains use of Internet Explorer s rendering engine. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2576.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Top 10 Pricing Mistakes, e-Commerce companies make, according to TechCrunch: 1: Basing prices on costs, not customers perceptions of value. 2: Companies base their prices on the marketplace. 3: Same profit margin across different product lines. 4: Companies fail to segment their customers. 5: Companies hold prices at the same level for too long. 6: Salespeople incentivized strictly on revenue. 7: Changing prices without forecasting competitors reactions. 8: Companies spend insufficient resources managing their pricing practices. 9: Companies fail to establish internal procedures to optimize prices. 10: Companies rely on salespeople and other customer-facing staff for pricing intelligence. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2577.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Indonesian ecommerce: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2578.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Online share of retail: This year, of the nation s US$411.29 billion in retail spending, Indonesia saw an uptick to US$2.6 billion spent in ecommerce. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2579.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | eCommerce Leaders: Lazada Indonesia, Rocket Internet s answer to Amazon, made the jump to the top spot in 2014. SingPost reasons that Lazada took the lead because it made a shift away from consumer electronics and focused more on lifestyle goods. Lazada s marketing campaigns in Bahasa Indonesia were also key wins for Rocket. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2580.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Market Potential: Last year, Indonesia clocked in at 74.8 million internet users. Last year, Indonesia had 4.6 million online shoppers. This year, it has 5.9 million. 20 percent of Indonesian online shoppers prefer conventional shopping sites like Lazada or Zalora, while 26.4 percent prefer social media like Facebook or Instagram. 26.6 percent prefer online forums or classified sites like Kaskus or OLX. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2581.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | User Habits - social media: SingPost says that between January and March 2014, Twitter users in Jakarta posted 2.4 percent of the global total of 10.6 billion tweets during that time period, maintaining the city s reign as the Twitter capital of the world. However, the nation s most popular social media channel continues to be Facebook, with 69 million active users. As of September, Indonesia has 30 million Line users. Remarkably, nearly 27 percent of all the country s ecommerce transactions occurred via social media in 2014. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2582.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | User Habits - messaging: Surprisingly, the highest percentage of online shoppers in Indonesia would rather buy from messaging apps like Blackberry Messenger or Line. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2583.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Category Preferences: While Indonesians shop across multiple categories, the most popular one is by far clothing and apparel, with 61.7 percent of the nation s online shoppers making a purchase in that category last year. Females reign supreme in the archipelago s ecommerce space, with women having higher purchase rates, and the highest spending amount on clothing, mobile devices, travel items, laptops, and accessories. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2584.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Means of Payment: Bank transfers are the most popular way to pay for online transactions, followed by cash on delivery, and finally credit cards. Less than five percent of Indonesia s population own credit cards, and credit card payments still account for less than 10 percent of all online transactions in the archipelago. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2585.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba s 2014 investments and acquisitions: List below - 33 transactions, known investments of about $5.3B (could be a lot higher, since about half these transactions are of unknown sizes) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/259.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Tesla posts 9.4 percent fall in quarterly deliveries: Tesla Motors said on Tuesday fourth-quarter deliveries fell 9.4 percent due to short-term production hurdles from the transition to a new autopilot hardware. Deliveries fell to about 22,200 vehicles in the fourth quarter from 24,500 vehicles in the preceding quarter. Total deliveries for 2016 of 76,230 also fell short of the company's projection of 80,000 to 90,000. Shares of the company, led by entrepreneur Elon Musk, were down nearly 2 percent at $212.90 in extended trading. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2597.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Xiaomi close to raising $1B, valuation seen at ~$45B: Xiaomi raises over $1B from All-Stars Investment, DST Global, others. The round, which is expected to be closed this week, would value Xiaomi at more than $45 billion, as per this report. Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi, which also has a good presence in India, has netted over $1 billion in funding led by All-Stars Investment, an investment firm launched by former Morgan Stanley analyst Richard Ji, says a The Wall Street Journal report quoting an unnamed source. Russian investment firm DST Global, besides Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC also participated in the round. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2598.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Flipkart raises $700M, valuation seen at ~$11B: Flipkart, India s largest e-commerce marketplace, has raised $700 million in fresh investment from existing as well as new investors Baillie Gifford, Greenoaks Capital, Steadview Capital, T Rowe Price Associates and Qatar Investment Authority. The e-commerce powerhouse, which is on a fund-raising spree, has raised funding for the third time in 2014. In May, it had raised $210 million (about Rs 1,200 crore). It had raised funding worth $1 billion (about Rs 6,000) in July. The latest round of fund-raising has seen investment from existing stakeholders DST Global, GIC, ICONIQ Capital and Tiger Global. According to reports, the latest fund-raising has pegged Flipkart s valuation at $11 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2599.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Snapdeal.com partners with Hero MotoCorp to sell two-wheelers through its platform: Snapdeal claims that it saw 700 two-wheelers being sold within 72 hours of launching the new category a week ago. The vehicles are priced as same as offline dealerships. For Snapdeal, automobile is one of the most promising categories, and it expects it to reach Rs 1,000 crores in GMV in the near term. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/260.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | India Poised to Reject Apple s Demand for Manufacturing Sops: India is not in favor of offering Apple Inc. concessions to start manufacturing iPhones in the country, a government official told reporters on Tuesday. The government is also unlikely to ease norms governing local sourcing for the manufacturer of iPads and iPhones as such a step can t be granted to just one company, according to the New Delhi-based official, who didn t want to be identified citing rules on speaking to the media. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2606.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter's CEO has sold >500K shares since November: Twitter CEO Dick Costolo s family trusts sold $5.32 million worth of Twitter shares Monday, and the sale comes at an interesting time. Twitter shares have declined nearly 45% this year, and Ev Williams, Twitter s cofounder, just sold more than 719,000 shares, worth nearly $28.7 million, last month. Jack Dorsey, too, is reported to have sold $2.1 million worth of his shares last month. Also, back in April, Twitter executives, including Costolo, Williams and Dorsey had indicated in an SEC filing that they had no current plans of selling their shares, even after the company s lock up period ends. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2617.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Amazon has dipped its toes into the greeting card business with its new mobile app, Surprise! (Yes, the exclamation mark is included.) The app allows users to personalize e-cards with photos, audio or video. The main draw You can conveniently attach an Amazon gift card to your e-card via one simple app. The Facebook-powered app (yes, the social giant is behind this as well) is equipped with the ability to sync your Facebook account and phone calendar, making it virtually impossible to miss being present (get it ) for an important occasion. The app also helps you avoid the panicky brainstorm sessions you face when gift-stumped for your hard-to-buy-for loved ones. Surprise! is available for iOS and Android users. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2622.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Hints that Whatsapp is expanding to the web: It looks like WhatsApp might be bringing its messaging service to the web. The rumors started shortly after the the co-founder of rival messaging app Telegram, Pavel Durov, told TechCrunch that he thought WhatsApp was working on a web version since they tried to hire our web dev. While WhatsApp has yet to make any official mention of a web version of its popular messaging app, a recent discovery by the team at AndroidWorld.nl appears to back up Durov s suspicions. Hidden inside the code of a recent WhatsApp update is the mention of WhatsApp Web. It s still not definite proof, but it certainly looks like the WhatsApp team is at least exploring some sort of web functionality. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2624.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | SoftBank shrinks U.S. office, hurt by its Sprint investment, marking end of failed T-Mobile bid: Japan's SoftBank Corp (9984.T) will soon downsize its Silicon Valley offices, people with knowledge of the matter said, signaling the company won't revive efforts to buy T-Mobile U.S. Inc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2625.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Xiaomi Confirms It Has Suspended Sales In India, open to working with Ericsson to resolve this matter amicably : Hugo Barra revealed the temporary pause in India, which is triggered by a patent suit brought against the company by Ericsson, via an update on Google+. Initially, Xiaomi told media it had not received a notice from the high court, but that situation has changed now. Xiaomi told TechCrunch yesterday that it is open to working with Ericsson to resolve this matter amicably so this situation may yet be remedied quickly and without too much disruption to its sales in India. Indeed, Ericsson has struck recent patent deals with a number of India-based phone makers, and it may be holding out for a similar arrangement with Xiaomi. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2628.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google launches offline viewing of YouTube videos in India, Indonesia, or the Philippines: This new feature will allow users to download a movie over wi-fi at home, and then watch it offline on a mobile device during the long commute to work, or watch their favorite videos over and over again for up to 48 hours after downloading them just once without having to stream it repeatedly. They simply have to sign in, pick the video they want to watch later, and tap the offline button to download it. Besides India, the feature is available on Android devices in Indonesia and the Philippines too. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/263.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple to cut iPhone production in first quarter of 2017: report Apple Inc will trim production of iPhones by about 10 percent in the January-March quarter of 2017, the Nikkei financial daily reported on Thursday, citing calculations based on data from suppliers. The company had slashed output by 30 percent in January-March this year due to accumulated inventory, the paper said. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2631.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Twitter slipping: behind Instagram in users, behind Yahoo in 2015 mobile revenues, out of Glassdoor's top 50 best employers list: Instagram is adding an average of 360k new active users per day; For comparison Twitter is adding 160k new users per day, Colin Sebastian, an analyst at Robert W Baird & Co., said today in a tweet. Twitter declined to comment on Instagram s announcement. San Francisco-based Twitter has recently been on a campaign to promote its prospects after several quarters of slowing user growth and questions about whether it can ever reach the scale of Facebook, which has about 1.3 billion members. Monthly active user count at Twitter rose 23 percent in the third quarter, down from 24 percent growth the prior quarter. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2651.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Mobile shoppers care about: efficient checkout: As users take to mobile platforms in greater numbers, retailers are learning that small-screen shoppers are different: They buy fewer things and have less patience for a checkout process that is anything less than incredibly efficient. Also, while shoppers did plenty of browsing this holiday season on their cellphones, tablets and PCs still reigned for actually making purchases. Smartphones accounted for 34.7 percent of traffic on Black Friday, but just 11.8 percent of sales. Also, bad signs for Google: Tablet shoppers were more likely to reach the company's site through a search engine this holiday season, while smartphone users were more likely to come from Facebook or other social media. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2655.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Uber's take on hiring tech talent: tie up with a collective - then hire the team and open an engineering office around them: To spearhead its mobile growth, Uber is setting up a mobile development shop in Amsterdam, led by one of its earliest employees and staffed by a set of new hires: a team of Dutch developers who originally worked on Uber s Spotify integration and have served as advisors to the company since 2009. Uber has effectively taken on 10 former employees from Dutch firm Moop.me, which effectively functions as a collective of engineers and designers. Uber has not acquired the whole agency, because Moop s people have also taken on other projects that have very little synergy with what Uber is today. Those projects, and Moop, will continue. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2670.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Using mobile apps to interact with toys: We want to draw kids out of a two-dimensional screen, to blend a hands-on physical experience with an app, and make something new come to life, said Vikas Gupta, a co-founder and the chief executive of Wonder Workshop, a start-up that makes Dash and Dot, two programmable toy robots that will begin shipping to early backers this holiday season. Dash and Dot are controlled by a mobile app, but they can also be taught to understand and react to events that happen in the real world to play a real tune on a xylophone, say, or to bark in response to a child s clap. Wonder Workshop is on the vanguard of a trend that threatens to overrun much of the traditional, mass-manufactured toy business. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2675.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Zomato is monetizing traffic using geo-targeted ads on its apps: Restaurant and event-listing site Zomato.com, run by Gurgaon-based Zomato Media Pvt Ltd, has added a new revenue stream by introducing advertisements on its mobile app. The revenue model is based on hyper-local advertising related to the user search criteria. What this basically means is that users searching for restaurants in a particular area will see ads for other relevant dining establishments in and around that location. According to the company, this allows restaurants to target customers already searching for dining options in their area. The new service is available across Zomato apps on the Android, iOS and Windows platforms. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2676.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Samsung announces $2B buyback; some businesses to be exited; generational shift underway - shares surge: Shares of South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd opened sharply higher on Thursday on the news that it will buy back $2 billion of its own stock. Samsung shares were up 5.8 percent as of (7.02 a.m. EST) after opening 6 percent higher. Samsung announced the buyback plan, its first since 2007, after market close on Wednesday. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2681.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Amazon is expanding its local services offerings - plumbers, electricians and handymen: Amazon wants to connect users with handymen like plumbers and electricians through the expansion of its Amazon Local Services division in New York, Los Angeles, and Seattle, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing a document viewed as well as person briefed on the plan. Amazon shoppers in those cities will reportedly see installation or handyman offers after purchasing goods like ceiling fans, air conditioners, and the like. The company will offer a money-back guarantee on its services and will do background checks on any service provider that it lists on the site. Every handyman or woman will have to liability insurance. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2694.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Asian shoppers lead the world in 'showrooming': Implication: location-based targeting which is red-hot in the US (news here and here) could be even hotter here: Asia s shoppers are experts at showrooming the phenomenon of looking at items at a brick-and-mortar store whilst simultaneously checking the prices available online. According to data from Google s Consumer Barometer survey (shown in a new post on Google s APAC blog), this showrooming is most prevalent in less developed tech markets, where you might expect it the least. The top showroomers are Vietnam s shoppers. 40 percent of them stand in a store whilst cross-checking the prices online. South Korea is second. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2699.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Zomato closed $60M in funding; post-money valuation of $660 million: Zomato, the restaurant search and discovery service, has closed a further $60 million in funding, giving the company a post-money valuation of $660 million. Investment comes from India s Vy Capital, and existing backers Info Edge, and Sequoia Capital. It takes total funding to over $113 million. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2700.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Uber has walked into a storm of adverse publicity: An article from BuzzFeed this week alleged that an Uber executive floated the idea of hiring opposition researchers to dig up information on particularly critical journalists. But it needn t have gone to such great lengths to get dirt -- its vast data stores might already contain that sort of insight. In fact, Buzzfeed also alleged that the general manager of Ubers New York City operations tapped into the user profile of one of its reporters, without the reporter s permission, to make points in the course of a discussion of Uber policies. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2702.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Rural consumers accounted for ~10% of Alibaba s US$9.3B Singles Day haul, washing machines, wool and down coats in top 10 items: Alibaba VP Wang Yulei said at the event that the top ten products China s rural residents bought via Alibaba s online marketplaces this Singles Day were, in order of popularity: Mobile phones Flatscreen TVs Boots Wool coats Women s down coats Men s down coats Low-top shoes Bedsheets/sets Facial skin products Washing machines According to Wang, there are some significant differences between that and the urban top ten list, on which flatscreen TVs rated lower and washing machines didn t rate at all, among other differences. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2703.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Snapchat is getting into p2p payments; linking audience identity information to (currently anonymous) Snapchat might be the rationale: Snapchat doesn t ask for your real name, but its on the debit card you use for its new peer-to-peer payments feature Snapcash. That could prove very lucrative for the ephemeral messaging service. To use the feature for sending friends money that launched today, users connect their debit card to their Snapchat accounts through a partnership with Square Cash. The real names, addresses, and account information associated with those debit cards could potentially be cross-referenced with databases of personal information to give Snapchat a much better idea of who users are and what ads they might want to see. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2709.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Amazon and Hachette announced an end to their dispute: Hachette, the fourth largest publisher, won the ability to set the prices for its e-books, which was a major contention in the fight. Neither side gave details of the deal, but both pronounced themselves happy with the terms. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2715.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | #Amazoncart lets you add products to your Amazon cart by replying on Twitter: The hashtag #AmazonCart was unveiled earlier this year, and according to Dowitcher Designs, it s currently used in around 5,000 tweets per day. How it works: Someone posts an Amazon product on Twitter, you reply to that tweet with #AmazonCart and Amazon puts the product directly in your cart. Amazon is doing its part to promote #AmazonCart with Vine videos and pictures all tagged with #AmazonCart. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2716.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Chinese click on far more mobile ads than Americans, rely far less on TV and watch a lot of videos while commuting: The IAB U.S. and China Mobile Report 2014 finds that a whopping 71 percent of China's mobile-toting consumers watch full-length TV shows straight from a smartphone or tablet on a weekly basis. Only 28 percent of U.S. respondents said the same. Seventy-six percent of Chinese consumers used smartphones while on public transportation, and 49 percent pulled out their phones while in cars. Only 26 percent of Americans used their smartphones on public transport (likely because many buses and trains still lack Wi-Fi) while 64 percent used phones while in cars. And 91 percent of China's users play with mobile ads monthly versus 62 percent of U.S. users. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2717.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Single's Day Stats for Alibaba: GMV US$9.3 billion (up 60% Y/Y from last year s full-day tally of US$5.8 billion). Mobile accounted for 42.6% of GMV (up from 21% last year). Orders: 278.5 million. Top brands: Xiaomi in top spot (Xiaomi sold 720K smartphones in 10 hours), Huawei second, and Haier third. Japan s Uniqlo was next up in fourth place. Discounts were steep: Merchants were pressured to discount by at least 50%, or to the lowest point in the last 60 days, else face steep drops in listings rank. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2721.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Going cheap rates for website visits in China show why traffic figures from Chinese sites might be unreliable: : A screenshot from a Chinese website that s selling web traffic: The cheapest option, visits from 1,000 unique IPs per day, will run you just RMB 2.46 (US$0.40) a day. 8,000 visits a day costs just RMB 19.68 (US$3.22). The site in question, which we won t link to as we don t wish to contribute to the site s business, is something that Tech in Asia found easily by searching Baidu, and it claims that it can even help webmasters increase their Alexa ranking. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2722.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Today is Singles Day: updates at Alibaba s @Alizila Twitter account 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2724.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | The multi-app strategy is paying off and spreading: canonical example Facebook Messenger has 500M users; : Sometimes offering one mobile app just isn t enough. The thinking goes as such: As companies add features to their main mobile apps, the design and experience can become increasingly cluttered and difficult to navigate. If these companies offer a separate, dedicated app for each feature, perhaps more users will adopt their services. The multi-app strategy is hardly new. Groupon follows in the footsteps of companies like Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and LinkedIn, among many others. All of these companies have taken sections from their main mobile app offerings and created stand-alone apps for users to download. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2733.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | ~5% Audience Engagement: That's what GoPro, Disney have on Instagram: The most successful brands on Instagram get up to 5% audience engagement. GoPro, for instance has 3.3M followers, 163K likes, and 2K comments: the study defines audience engagement as total user actions (likes + comments) as % of follower base. The highest benchmarks were set by advertisers in Consumer Electronics and Travel; Leaders in Retail (Foot Locker) and Fashion (NYX Cosmetics) had engagement of 2.5%; Autos (Mercedes Benz) stood at 2.9%. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2735.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Audience-targeting reaches HR; used to predict attrition, budget overspends: Workday, a leading maker of cloud-based software for running corporate human resources and financial operations, has announced it is putting into its products the kind of data analysis that Netflix uses to recommend movies, LinkedIn has to suggest people you might know, or Facebook needs to put a likely ad in front of you. One version of the Workday predicts which high-performing employees are likely to leave a company in the next year; it then offers possible actions (more money, new job) that might make them stay. In another instance, expense reporting software can predict which employee populations are most likely to exceed their budgets. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2736.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Alibaba's first post-IPO earnings release was very positive overall: Strong GMV growth, especially on Tmall ($90.5B, 49% Y/Y. Taobao GMV $61.9, 38% Y/Y. Tmall GMV $28.6B, 78% Y/Y). Mobile GMV now accounts for 36% of total GMV (up from 15% a year ago). Revenue growth beat expectations: $2.7B, 54% Y/Y. Profits were a tad weak: Overall margins at a 2- year low of 18%. GAAP $494M, -39% Y/Y (overall margins are at two-year lows on share-based compensation charge of $490M). Strong user growth, especially on mobile. MAU: 307M, +52% Y/Y. Mobile MAU 217M (up 138% Y/Y). Valuation stands at $250B, greater than that of Facebook. Extensive coverage: Reuters, Bloomberg, NYTimes, TechInAsia 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2739.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Xiaomi looking to raise funds at $40-50B valuation: Xiaomi Corp. is in talks for a funding round that values the smartphone maker at around $40 billion to $50 billion, people familiar with the matter said. The discussions are at an early stage and nothing is finalized, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter is private. The world s third-biggest smartphone maker had a financing round in August 2013 that valued the company at $10 billion. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/274.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/274.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2752.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Dating/hook-up app Tinder has staggering engagement levels, based on a simple psychological truth: looks matter: In the two years since Tinder was released, the smartphone app has exploded, processing more than a billion swipes left and right each day (right means you like someone, left means you don t) and matching more than 12 million people in that same time, the company said. Tinder s engagement is staggering. The company said that, on average, people log into the app 11 times a day. Women spend as much as 8.5 minutes swiping left and right during a single session; men spend 7.2 minutes. All of this can add up to 90 minutes each day. While conventional online dating sites have been around longer, they haven t come close to the popularity of Tinder. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2759.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Twitter earnings (Q3 rev: $361M, 114% Y/Y, net loss $175M) beat estimates, but the stock was still down 10% on engagement worries and lack of product innovation: Twitter is doing a great job monetizing (especially on mobile:85% of revenue from mobile), but engagement is stagnating: not enough new users (monthly active users rose only 23% to 284 million in the quarter) and decreasing engagement per user (timeline views per user slid 7% globally to 636). The lack of growth there comes from Twitter s relative lack of innovation, said Nate Elliott, an analyst at Forrester who studies social media. The experience on Twitter today is the same experience people have always had on Twitter. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2760.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | AliPay and Apple Pay might join forces: Jack Ma and Tim Cook both repeatedly teased a possible partnership between The Paypal-like AliPay and Apple Pay in two separate talks while on stage at the Wall Street Journal Digital conference in Laguna Beach, California this evening. An Apple Pay/AliPay partnership is certainly intriguing. Apple Pay activated over 1 million credit cards within the first 72 hours of going live with the service, making it a strong contender in the digital payment space. AliPay dominates in online payments for a good chunk of the rest of the world and, as Ma pointed out on stage, Alipay is now the third largest payment system in the world, behind Visa and Mastercard. . 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2764.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Just Dial plans slew of new products, announces Q3 earnings: Rev INR 147 Crore (30.8% Y/Y) Net Profit INR 32 Crore (9% Y/Y): Revenues growth was driven by a strong 24.1% rise in paid campaigns and 5.5% increase in revenue per campaign (after a recent price rise), over the year-ago quarter. Listings increased 44 % year-on-year (y-o-y), to 14.5 million.The company's product Search Plus offers 20 live services currently and has not been monetised so far. The firm plans to launch many new products such as Just Dial Cash , On-line cab booking, Just Dial Guaranteed , amongst others, which will start contributing to revenues from FY16. The firm hopes these will help it improve monetization and to translate its strength in voice to online. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2769.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Offline Retailers should use smart programmatic strategies to make in-store purchases more competive to 'showroomers' consumers visit stores to see products in person, only to turn around and purchase those products at better prices online from other sellers. That's the recommendation of a study - see the image below for how this would work. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2770.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Tumblr's 4 means of monetizing traffic:On Tuesday, Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer told investors that Tumblr would likely make more than $100 million in 2015. In our series this week, we learned that the social platform's millennial-leaning user base has grown 33 percent since Mayer and her team purchased it for $1.1 billion. This revenue is achieved via four main ad products: 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2771.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Sponsored Posts: Tumblr charges a cost-per-engagement (CPE) rate for Sponsored Posts, an offering for Web and mobile marketers that includes Yahoo.com properties in addition to Tumblr's. ("Engagements" entail likes, reblogs, clicks, etc.)Targeting options entail gender, location and interests. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2772.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Trending Blogs: Brands pay for every follower picked up on the social platform when it comes to the mobile- and Tumblr-only Trending Blogs. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2773.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Sponsored Radar: Two-year-old Sponsored Radar ads are Web- and Tumblr-only, while entailing a cost-per-thousand (CPM) pricing model. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2774.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Sponsored Dot promos: And then the one-month-old Sponsored Dot promos are negotiated at a flat fee. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2777.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | After acquisitions in Europe and New Zealand, Zomato now launched in Toronto: Just weeks after announcing its fourth acquisition in three months (in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and New Zealand), Indian restaurant search and discovery service Zomato took its first step into the North American market today. This time, instead of taking the buyout route, Zomato launched in Canada, listing over 11,000 restaurants in the Greater Toronto area on its website as well as mobile apps. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2778.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Apple's earnings sizzled, IBM's fizzled: Apple's earnings were spectacularly good (revenue at $42B, up 12% Y/Y, $8.5B in net profit, up 13% Y/Y), powered by surging iPhone sales (although the iPad continues to drag) and IBM's were spectacularlybad (like Oracle and SAP, IBM is struggling to stay relevant as cloud computing gains; IBM shares are at a three year low despite billions spent on buybacks and dividend. Those buybacks are now attracting harsh criticism. IBM revenue is now about the same as it was in 2008. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2781.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Walmart's smart way of gaining audience and competitor info: a mobile app that scans competitor receipts: This summer, Walmart rolled out a new mobile app called Savings Catcher that pulls in pricing information from competitors by scanning a customer s receipt. If a product is cheaper elsewhere, shoppers get the money back on a gift card. In addition to saving consumers money, the app also helps Walmart collect troves of data on shoppers. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2782.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Alibaba is rolling out an ambitious one-stop-shop for mobile app developers in China: Alibaba claims that the range of services that it will offer to developers will be so complete that development teams will no longer need a CTO, in the words of Alibaba VP Wang Ruoxi, speaking at the company s developer conference this week. A product manager full of ideas could quickly develop an outstanding app. (link) 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2783.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Alibaba is also investing in US startups, and expanding its Cloud offering: It is signing on international and Chinese government clients for its cloud services Aliyun (link), and investing in startups in the US, such as smart-remote app maker Peel (link). The app originally essentially mimicked a hardware universal smart remote, and focused on providing that kind of experience to smartphone devices via an IR blaster, but the company has since shifted its focus to providing an intelligent remote companion that can generate custom content viewing suggestions based on viewer habits. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2784.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Snapchat started monetizing! Gently though - only non-intrusive, non-targeted ads: The firm, valued at $10B, averages 100M users/month makes an app for sharing photographs that disappear in 1 to 10 seconds. Analysts opine that while Snapchat has a high engagement, particularly among millenials, its efforts to monetize will be hampered by its reputation as a sexting app, the short attention span of its users, and the absence of any audience targeting. (This attracted wide coverage - interesting links here,here and here). Snapchat's candid blog post, here, asserts that the move to display ads is simply because the firm 'need[s] to make money'. The first ad was for the horror film Ouija. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2785.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Summary: More positive press for Pinterest; and the sad coda for two once-hot startups of 2011 that lost their way:Twitpic will shut down, and 2011 darling Tagged has officially shelved IPO plans and changed its name and business model 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2786.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Twitpic will shut down on October 25th: Twitpic started as one of the only ways to share photos on Twitter, allowing users to upload pics and get a URL they could post. It filled the permalinked photo pages with ads to But then in mid-2011, Twitter revealed it would launch its own photo-hosting service, making Twitpic largely unnecessary. Despite claiming it had found an acquirer to save it from death following a trademark complaint from Twitter, the photo sharing service today announced that didn t happen and it s game over on October 25th. Users can now export their photos until the 25th, at which point they ll vanish into the void. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2789.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Location targeting is (a) becoming mainstream (b) working spectacularly well (via smart notifications) (c) being worked on in India: Details below. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2790.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Location targeting is becoming mainstream: Beacons, tiny low-powered radio transmitters that send signals to phones just feet away, have quickly become a new front in the advertising industry s chase to find you whenever, and exactly wherever, you are. Although most consumers are just learning about these devices, tens or even hundreds of thousands of them have been installed across the country: outdoors on buildings, inside stores and even at National Football League and Major League Baseball stadiums. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2793.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Pinterest has engagement; wants to monetize with its 'Promoted Pins' ad format. The site - that lets users create bulletin boards based on themes like sports, travel or food - has 2 formidable strengths that justify its $5B valuation: 75 percent of its usage is mobile and it has a largely female demographic. It has partnered with a few big brands including Target, Unilever and Procter & Gamble to work with Pinterest on its "Promoted Pins" advertising format. Link here 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2794.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Facebook monetizes spectacularly well, but worries about engagement: a pretty dramatic new report out from Piper Jaffray an investment bank with a sizable research arm rules that the kids are over Facebook once and for all, having fled Mark Zuckerberg s parent-flooded shores for the more forgiving embraces of Twitter and Instagram. Between fall 2014 and spring 2014, when Piper Jaffray last conducted this survey, Facebook use among teenagers aged 13 to 19 plummeted from 72 percent to 45 percent. In other words, less than half of the teenagers surveyed said yes when asked if they use Facebook. Link here 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2795.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | NetFlix: TV News :: Tomorrow:Yesterday: ~50% of millenials in the US are Netflix subscribers, while median viewers of TV news are ~60 years old. A Comscore survey shows Netflix's dominance: ~50% of American millenials subscribe to Netflix; 19% percent to Hulu, and 9% to Amazon Prime. Among all surveyed users (not just millenials) 32% subscribed to Netflix. In the US, TV news channels have median viewer age of ~60. Netflix demographics here; TV demographics here. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2796.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Kotak launched a Facebook-based payment system, the first day that France's second largest bank launched a virtually identical service based on Twitter: "Kotak Mahindra Bank Launches KayPay - World s First Bank Agnostic Instant Funds Transfer Platform Using Facebook: ""World s first Any Bank to Any Bank funds transfer platform via Facebook powered by a Bank: * Login to KayPay directly using Facebook credentials * Instant funds transfer - Rides on IMPS platform of NPCI * No bank details of recipient required * Pay anyone on Facebook friends List * Safe & Secure Transaction: Two level authentication - Facebook user id & password, and One Time Password". Twitter + French bank link here. Kotak+FB link here 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2797.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | The Snapchat data theft was real after all - but it was not Snapchat's fault: A third party site, Snapsaved.com, a website which allows users to save images sent via Snapchat, claimed on Monday that hackers had breached its servers and made off with some 500 megabytes of photographs. SnapChat last week blamed third-party apps, which can be downloaded separately and used in conjunction with its service, for any photos that may have been stolen or leaked.Link here 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2798.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Audience Data-Mining startups are mining Instagram, Pinterest and Flickr: Photo-mining startups are searching and analyzing Instagram, Pinterest and Flickr to give advertisers a new kind of data. One is Massachusetts-based Ditto Labs, which offers a Photo Insight Service that can access a staggering 750 million photos daily via social media to identify brands, logos, products, clothing and even "smiles" to measure consumer sentiment. Another service called Piqora stores thousands of images on its servers to identify trends; it passes these insights along to clients who may want to design targeted marketing campaigns. One of Piqora's clients is clothing and accessory maker Fossil, which tracks its products and competing brands. Link here 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2799.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Jabong net revenues more than tripled, from Rs 143.3 crore to Rs 438.5 crore in the year ended March 31, 2014. net loss declined to Rs 293.4 crore from Rs 318.7 crore in the previous year.Private labels account for every fifth item shipped by the firm.Tier II and III cities, generated approximately 62 per cent of its net revenues in Q2 2014 (Apr-Jun). Link 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2800.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Amazon is going to open an actual bricks-&-mortar retail store in New York. The Manhattan space will contain a selection of inventory to accommodate local same-day delivery and shoppers who want to pick up products bought online, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cited unnamed sources. Amazon was also mulling over the idea of using the space as a showroom for its gadgets, such as Kindle e-readers and Fire smartphones, the report said. A successful trial could persuade the company to open stores in other cities around the country, the Journal said. The retailer has set up metal lockers around the country in places like 7-Eleven stores so people can conveniently pick up packages. Link 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2801.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Samsung Electronics' smartphone business is sagging badly, and it issued a profit warning for the September quarter. Link 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2802.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Truecaller, a mobile social app that builds a social number directory, raised $60m and has 85m (active ) users. Tools that rethink how to make those old-fashioned voice call things are getting very interesting right now. Link 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/2803.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | Line recorded $177M in Q2 (April-June) 2014 revenue (mostly from game-related purchases); also Line finally reveals its monthly active user count: 170 million monthly active users, out of a current count of 560 million registered users. (Japan: 54 million registered users, Thailand: 33 million, Indonesia: 30 million, Spain: 18 million, Taiwan: 17 million) The company originally intended to IPO this autumn, but has since postponed with an eye towards next year. Link 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/287.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Airbnb seeks to raise an additional $153 million: Airbnb on Friday authorized the sale of up to $153 million in equity to investors, according to venture capital database CB Insights, which obtained the company's financial filing. The funding is an extension of a round in September, when Airbnb raised more than $555 million, according to financial filings. Investors have valued the company at $30 billion. The price per-share for the sale is $105, up from the $93.09 share price the company commanded in its 2015 financing round, according to CB Insights. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/293.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | The California DMV says Uber has to stop operating its self-driving cars in SF: The agency said it will have to take legal action otherwise. Also, an Uber self-driving car ran a red light on its first day in operation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/300.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Automaker Honda invests in ride-hailing service Grab: Southeast Asian ride-hailing service Grab said on Monday it had secured an investment from Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co as part of a deal to collaborate on its motorbike-hailing service, in the latest auto industry tie-up of its type. Grab, the biggest rival to ride-sharing service Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] in Southeast Asia, raised $750 million in a funding round in September. A source familiar with the matter said the round valued Grab at more than $3 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/319.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple Inc. has acquired Indian machine-learning startup Tuplejump as it seeks to expand its expertise in artificial intelligence. The iPhone maker bought the Hyderabad, India-based company in June, according to a person familiar with the deal who asked not to be identified. Tuplejump s software specializes in processing and analyzing big sets of data quickly. The deal was reported earlier by TechCrunch. The purchase price wasn t disclosed. Tuplejump has about a dozen employees, many of whom were already based on the west coast of the U.S., the person said. Founder Rohit Rai s LinkedIn profile says he started working for Apple in May and is now also based in Seattle. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/330.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Ride-hailing app Grab raises $750 million in funding led by SoftBank: Southeast Asian ride-hailing firm Grab said it raised $750 million in a funding round led by investor SoftBank Group, adding that it would continue expanding in the region and also significantly invest in mobile payments capabilities. Southeast Asia is fast becoming a key battleground for ride-hailing firms thanks to a burgeoning middle class as well as a youthful, Internet-savvy demographic. Grab's announcement comes a few weeks after Uber sold its China operations to bigger domestic rival Didi and analysts have said Uber may focus its efforts and money elsewhere, such as in Southeast Asia. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/333.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Rise, Fall, Redemption in Alibaba s Two Years Since IPO: Two years ago this month, the listing of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. set off a 36 percent surge that lifted the Chinese Internet company past Facebook Inc. by market value. The gains didn t last and the stock went on to tumble through 2015 as sales growth slowed along with China s economy. Revenue growth has accelerated this year, and so too have the shares, sending Alibaba ahead of Tencent Holdings by value. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/35.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Etsy Replaces CEO, Plans to Cut 8% of Jobs to Reduce Costs: Etsy Inc. named director Josh Silverman as chief executive officer, replacing Chad Dickerson, and said it s cutting 8 percent of its workforce as it copes with slowing sales growth. The shares tumbled as much as 21 percent. Etsy also reported first-quarter revenue of $96.9 million, missing analysts average estimates. Though sales gained 18 percent, it was the company s fourth straight period of slowing growth. The stock dropped as low as $8.96 in extended trading after news of the executive change and earnings report. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/369.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | One Kings Lane sold for less than $30 million after being valued at $900 million: One Kings Lane, an online home-furnishings retailer, fetched less than $30 million in its recent sale to Bed Bath & Beyond, according to three people familiar with the deal. The purchase price marks a massive discount from a valuation of $900 million that the startup had secured when it raised more than $100 million from investors in early 2014. In the wake of Dollar Shave Club s $1 billion sale to Unilever and Walmart s impending $3.3 billion acquisition of Jet, the One Kings Lane outcome is a reminder of how brutal the e-commerce industry can be for many startups. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/37.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google success in U.S. schools forces Microsoft, Apple to scramble: Microsoft Corp's announcement of a suite of new education products on Tuesday shows the company's determination to reverse a major shift that has taken place in U.S. classrooms in recent years: for most educators and school districts, Google's Chromebook is now the computer of choice. The Chromebook has gone from a standing start in 2011 to wild popularity in the market for education technology, which tech companies have traditionally viewed as a critical way to win over the next generation of users. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/38.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Why did ESPN let go of 100 of its writers, reporters and on-air staff today The programmer, which has around 8,000 employees, says it s making the moves as it adapts its mix of TV and digital programming to the Twitter/Facebook/Snapchat age. Its content costs are rising as it pays ever-increasing fees for rights to show college and pro sports. But its subscriber base is shrinking as pay TV customers cut the cord or never sign up for it in the first place. The short version of his answer: ESPN thinks it will continue to grow its subscriber revenue by charging its remaining subscribers (via pay TV distributors) more for the service, and that it can keep growing ad rates, too. But ESPN can t simply grow its way out of this problem. It will have to cut costs, too. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/413.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | LinkedIn Results Beat Expectations Ahead of Microsoft Deal: LinkedIn Corp. reported earnings and revenue that were higher than analysts expected, after the company negotiated a $26.2 billion sale to Microsoft Corp. LinkedIn said second-quarter revenue was $933 million, up 31 percent from a year earlier. The average analyst estimate was $899 million. Earnings, excluding some items, were $1.13 cents per share in the second quarter, compared with analysts projection of 78 cents. This may be LinkedIn s last earnings report as an independent company, before it joins Microsoft in one of the largest technology industry deals on record. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/415.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Zynga plummets 9% in after-hours trading: Social game developer Zynga tumbled 9 percent in after-hours trading following the second quarter 2016 earnings announcement after the bell today. The company reported a net loss of $4.4 million, while still beating analysts expectations in terms of revenue.For the second quarter ended June 30, the San Francisco-based maker of FarmVille and Words with Friends posted revenue of $181.7 million and non-GAAP net earnings came in at $0. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/416.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Grand Theft Auto' publisher Take-Two's revenue jumps 13 percent: Videogame publisher Take-Two Interactive Software Inc reported a 13 percent rise in revenue, helped by strong sales of its "Grand Theft Auto V" and "NBA 2K16" titles. Take-Two, like its rivals, has also benefited from a shift by players downloading digital copies of its videogames which generate higher margins rather than buying physical game discs. Take Two's net revenue rose to $311.55 million in the first quarter ended June 30 from $257.30 million a year earlier. Digital downloads accounted for about 55 percent of revenue in the quarter. Net loss narrowed to $38.57 million, or 46 cents per share, from $67.02 million, or 81 cents per share. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/424.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Tableau Software s Q2 earnings fall short of estimates: Data analytics provider Tableau Software reported second quarter earnings after the bell today. The Seattle-based company posted a loss due to higher than expected expenses for the quarter, while still beating analyst s expectations in terms of revenue. For the three months ended June 30, Tableau posted total revenue of $198.5 million Tableau Software went public in May 2013 at an initial public offering price of $31 per share. At the New York Stock Exchange trading Tuesday, the company s shares closed down 4 cents, or less than one percent, at $56.40. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/428.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | More news on this: Uber s surrender in China puts more pressure on big tech companies to thrive in India -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/431.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | A quiet news weekend, but lots of big news from Friday, which I've recapped below. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/443.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/443.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/483.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Bezos Beats Buffett as Amazon Market Value Tops Berkshire: Amazon.com Inc., Jeff Bezos s online retailer, moved past Warren Buffett s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. to become one of the world s five largest companies by market value on Monday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Amazon rose as high as $356.5 billion in the first two hours of trading. The company surpassed Berkshire on the day before Prime Day, an annual promotion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/485.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Nintendo shares surge on Pokemon mobile game hopes: Shares of Japan's Nintendo Co soared more than 20 percent in early Tokyo trading on Monday, extending last week's gains, on hopes that the popularity of its new Pokemon GO smartphone game will boost its results. Pokemon GO was launched in the United States last week and shot to the No. 1 free app in Apple Inc's U.S. iTunes store. It was also launched in Australia and New Zealand, and is expected to be rolled out in Japan soon. Nintendo shares were up 23.5 percent at 20,085 yen ($199.32) each after earlier rising as high as 20,190 yen, their highest since November. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/487.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Japan's Line sets top price for up to $1.3 billion IPO: Line Corp set the price for its initial public offering at the top of its marketing range, raising up to $1.3 billion, a regulatory filing showed on Monday, reflecting robust appetite for the Japanese messaging app firm. The company set the IPO price at 3,300 yen per share, compared with its book-building range of 2,900-3,300 yen. It had initially set the range at 2,700-3,200 yen but bumped it up last week. Including an over-allotment arrangement, Line will sell up to 132.8 billion yen ($1.3 billion) of shares. Line, owned by South Korea's Naver Corp, plans to list in New York on July 14 and in Tokyo the following day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/488.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber Is Said to Close $1.15 Billion High-Yield Leveraged Loan: Uber Technologies Inc. closed a $1.15 billion high-yield leveraged loan, a person familiar with the matter said, bringing the total equity and debt raised by the ride-hailing mobile app to more than $15 billion. Bloomberg reported last month that Uber was seeking to raise $1 billion to $2 billion in debt. Morgan Stanley, Barclays Plc, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citigroup Inc. facilitated the deal. Creditors will receive about a 5 percent yield on the loan, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the terms aren t public. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/491.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Another Tesla crash is under investigation to see if Autopilot is at fault: U.S. transportation regulators are opening a new probe of a Tesla car crash, one week afterannouncing an investigation into a fatal crash of a Tesla operating in the company s semi-autonomous driving mode. The new investigation involves a non-fatal crash on July 1 in Pennsylvania. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will try to determine if the Tesla s Autopilot functions were active at the time. The additional investigation will likely intensify scrutiny around the safety and design of Tesla s Autopilot product, which provides some self-driving features as a software update. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/512.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/512.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/520.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | InMobi, fined $1m for tracking users, had fine reduced based on 'company's financial condition': Mobile advertising network InMobi has been fined $950,000 by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for tracking the locations of millions of consumers, including children, without their knowledge or consent. InMobi was subject to a $4-million civil penalty, but it was reduced to $950,000 based on the company's financial condition. 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Gao said China would also promote the orderly opening of other service fields including finance, education, culture and health care, the report published on Saturday said without elaborating or giving a time-frame. China's trade in services would exceed $1 trillion by 2020, the minister predicted. The Ministry of Commerce has previously said the value of China's services trade was expected to exceed $750 billion this year. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/60.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Uber's revenue hits $6.5 billion in 2016, still has large loss: Ride-hailing service Uber Technologies generated $6.5 billion in revenue last year and its gross bookings doubled to $20 billion, the company said on Friday. Its adjusted net loss was $2.8 billion, excluding the operation in China it sold last year, Uber said. As a private company, now worth $68 billion, Uber does not report its financial results publicly. It confirmed the figures in an emailed statement after Bloomberg reported the results. For the final quarter of 2016, gross bookings increased 28 percent from the previous quarter, to $6.9 billion. But Uber's losses grew to $991 million in the period, as revenues grew 74 percent to $2.9 billion from the third quarter. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/602.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/602.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/640.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba Bears Retreat as Sales Growth Endures China Slump: Chart: Bearish bets against Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. have dropped to the lowest level since January after the Chinese e-commerce leader s quarterly revenue beat analysts forecasts even as the nation s economy grows at the slowest pace in 25 years. Short interest fell to 7.1 percent this week after peaking at a two-year high of 8.5 percent two months ago, according to data compiled by Bloomberg and Markit Ltd. The U.S.-traded stock has risen 4.4 percent since the company reported its quarterly results, while its main competitor JD.com Inc. tumbled 12 percent after reporting a slowdown in sales volume. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/660.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GoPro delays its highly anticipated drone until winter: GoPro announced its first-quarter earnings today, and the details were fairly bleak. It saw its revenue drop by 49.5 percent from the same period in 2015, and it swung from a $22 million profit to a $121 million loss. The company also announced that its new drone, the Karma, will be delayed until the winter holiday. It was originally slated to be released in the first half of this year. 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Thirty-eight percent don t plan on specializing in UX, backend stuff or other specific disciplines, which they might want to revisit later. 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The company is also planning a feature that allows a user to record video through the app to begin live streaming, the newspaper reported. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/717.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Ev Williams s Medium raised $57 million in September now it s raised another $50 million: You may have heard there s a tech funding crunch, especially for companies that have yet to generate significant revenue. Not for Medium: The publishing platform says it raised another $50 million just a few months after it raised $57 million. Update: Investors valued the company at $600 million in the current round, said a person familiar with the financing. This round was led by Spark Capital and includes previous investors Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures. 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Meanhile, Yahoo, based in Sunnyvale, California, said revenue fell 11 percent to $1.09 billion, and its net loss was $99 million, or 10 cents a share, in contrast to revenue of $1.23 billion and net income of $21 million, or 2 cents a share, in the same quarter a year ago. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/737.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Rocket Internet Drops in Frankfurt Amid $222 Million Loss: Rocket Internet SE, Europe s biggest startup factory, fell the most in more than two months in Frankfurt trading after reporting a loss of 197.8 million euros ($222 million) for last year. While Rocket-backed companies continued to increase sales, operating losses widened at several of them, including at food delivery startup HelloFresh and e-commerce site Lazada, which drew an investment from Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. this week. Rocket had net income of about 429 million euros the previous year, according to the Berlin-based company s statement Thursday. The shares fell 10 percent to 26.09 euros at 11:42 a.m. local time after dropping as much as 12 percent, the biggest intraday decline since Jan. 15. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/744.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bansalrishi/MachineLearningWithPython_UD/a500962b28b4e5cae0223b84fabf863a9505def5/Data/NLP/744.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/761.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Morgan Stanley Paints Bleak Outlook for Twitter on Few New Users: Morgan Stanley analysts came down hard on Twitter Inc., lowering their forecasts for the social media company s stock price, on projected slower growth in new users, revenue and earnings. Engagement and new user trends remain troubling, the analysts, led by Brian Nowak, said in a note to clients Thursday. Morgan Stanley cut its price target on Twitter to $16 from $18 and reduced its projection for 2017 earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization by 13 percent to $769 million. The firm reduced its 2017 revenue forecast by 6 percent to to $3.23 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/762.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Mashable Fires News Staff, Replaces Executives as Part of Pivot to Video Infotainment: Last week, the digital publication Mashable said that it had raised $15 million in a funding round led by Turner and that it would be using the money to co-develop content for TBS and TNT. Today, the other shoe dropped. The company announced that it is replacing its chief content and revenue officers Jim Roberts and Seth Rogin and firing a large portion of its editorial staff. Additionally, Mashable is pivoting from hard news coverage; it will focus on producing lots more video about digital culture. 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The email, seen by Reuters, tacitly acknowledged that a sale of the company could be in the offing, and it sought to calm the concerns of employees at India's No. 3 e-commerce player. Snapdeal has for weeks been at the center of much takeover speculation, with its largest backer Japan's Softbank, seen as keen to sell the company to its larger rival, Tiger Global-backed Flipkart. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/839.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Oracle Increases Buyback Program by $10 Billion: Oracle reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit and increased its stock buyback program by $10 billion. Oracle, like other established tech companies, is moving its business to the cloud by providing services remotely through data centers versus selling installed software. Total cloud revenue rose 39.5 percent to $735 million, accounting for about 8 percent of Oracle s total revenue. Net income fell to $2.14 billion, or 50 cents a share, in the third quarter, from $2.50 billion, or 56 cents a share, a year earlier. Excluding items, the company reported a profit of 64 cents a share. Revenue fell 3.4 percent to $9.01 billion. Shares rose more than 4 percent in after-hours trading. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/871.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Alibaba's Ant Financial could be valued at nearly $60 billion: source Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba arm, Ant Financial Services Group, is seeking a valuation of nearly $60 billion in its current round of funding, a person familiar with the matter said. Ant Financial, which operates the "Alipay" online payment platform, is in talks to raise funds from existing and new investors, which could include CCB International, the person said on Monday. The Wall Street Journal reported earlier on Monday that Ant Financial planned to raise up to 20 billion yuan ($3.07 billion), pegging its valuation at nearly $50 billion. Ant Financial declined comment on the Journal's story. The latest round of funding is expected to be completed by mid-April, the Journal reported. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/873.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Prompt debuts a command line for the real world : In a world suffering from app overload, the Y Combinator-backed startup Prompt introduces a different way to interact with services, make purchases or even control Internet of Things devices all by way of text-based interface. The application, which can be used via SMS, Slack or the web, lets you text to do things like request an Uber, change the temperature on a Nest thermostat, get directions, track flights or packages and a lot more. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/879.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | HP Enterprise's revenue, profit beat estimates: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co, which houses former Hewlett-Packard Co's corporate hardware and services division, reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit, helped by strength in its hardware business. Hewlett Packard Enterprise's (HPE) shares were up 6.4 percent at $14.47 in extended trading on Thursday. Revenue in HPE's enterprise group business, from which it derives more than half of its total revenue, rose about 1 percent to $7.1 billion in the first quarter ended Jan. 31, from a year earlier. The company's revenue fell to $12.72 billion from $13.05 billion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/880.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Apple supplier Broadcom to slash 1,900 jobs globally: Chipmaker Broadcom Ltd, the company created following the merger of Avago and Broadcom, said it would cut about 1,900 jobs globally across its businesses. Shares of Broadcom, which also supplies to Apple Inc, were up 8 percent at $148.20 in extended trading on Thursday. The company said it expects to take charges of about $650 million related to the job cuts through 2018. Avago completed its $37 billion deal for Broadcom last month. Revenue for the legacy Avago business fell 4 percent to $1.77 billion in the three months ended January 31. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/881.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Snapchat Raises $175 Million From Fidelity at Flat $16 Billion Valuation: Snapchat has raised $175 million in new venture funding from Fidelity at the same $16 billion valuation it raised at back in May, according to a source familiar with the deal. That means Snapchat has now raised around $1.4 billion in total. The Wall Street Journalfirst reported the new funding. A flat valuation isn t usually a great sign, but the raise comes at a time when lots of tech companies including Jawbone and Foursquare are raising down rounds, or taking money at a lower valuation than their last fundraising. In that vein, this investment doesn t look bad. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/886.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Is Verizon Buying Yahoo A Resounding Maybe. Verizon is still considering a purchase of Yahoo, but said it needs to better understand the Internet company s assets before deciding whether to make a formal bid. I don t think anybody knows what s under the hood, CFO Fran Shammo said at a Morgan Stanley investment conference on Tuesday. Shammo said the company is considering all kinds of merger and acquisition options, including both purchases and divestments. He confirmed that the company is still weighing, for example, whether to hold on to or sell its data centers. Is it better off outside of our portfolio he said. 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The company had $763 million remaining under the previous plan. The company's shares rose 1.5 percent to $498 in after-hours trading. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Data/NLP/971.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Software maker Atlassian's revenue up 45 percent: Australian Atlassian reported a 44.7 percent increase in quarterly revenue as more customers purchased its software that help companies collaborate and manage their operations. Net income inched up to $5.1 million in the second quarter ended Dec. 31 from $5.0 million a year earlier. On a per shares basis, profit was flat at 3 cents. Atlassian, which listed on the Nasdaq in December, said revenue rose to $109.7 million from $75.8 million. 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