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UK starts on March 29 the official procedure to leave the European Union. That left a spokesman for British Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday.

Hedge fund manager David Tepper has a good year behind. Bottom line was his assets to $ 51.7 billion; Hourly he deserved converted $ 590,000.

Alphabet boss Eric Schmidt is excited about the new battery by John Goodenough. The 94-year-old inventor of the lithium-ion battery recently announced that it has developed a new battery based on glass with a much higher capacity than conventional batteries.

Oil and gas company ExxonMobil would consider making an offer for rival BP.

Germany wants the European Central Bank, paving the way for completion of the very flexible support to the financial markets.

Chinese telecom company ZTE has lawsuits in the United States for more than a billion dollars. the Chinese were prosecuted because they had violated the prohibition of trade with Iran.

The Belgian-German chipmaker X-Fab goes public. The company wants to pick up a half a billion euros in Paris. The money will be invested in new factory space, according to the news agencies Belga and Bloomberg.

Uber wants to resume the test self-driving cars in California. The test cars were removed in December from the street because Uber she had not registered with the state. The paperwork is now regulated and therefore wants Uber return to his home state.

Uber CEO Travis Kala Nick comes seeking help to become a better leader. He gives according to Bloomberg news agency in an email to staff of the company, after a video of a conversation Kala Nick with the 37 year old Uber driver Fawzi Kamel by the latter was passed on to Bloomberg.

PayPal is under attack. The payment service has a feature that people can use to donate money to charities, the Charitable Giving Fund, but also donated money is not always on. And do not get to hear the donor and the intended recipients. Therefore, the Fund is indicted.

Dress up as Mario or Luigi, in a kart steps and drive around Tokyo. It has in recent years a popular excursion in the Japanese capital, but Nintendo has had enough. The company, which has nothing to do with the attraction, says that abuse of Super Mario and Mario Kart. It therefore has filed a lawsuit against the company behind the kart rides, Maricar.

The White House would some media, including CNN and the New York Times, have kept in an interview Friday afternoon press secretary Sean Spicer. That report the news media itself.

Eric Holder, who the US President was Minister of Justice Obama, an investigation into sexual misconduct will result in Uber. He sits on a committee with Uber-board Arianna Huffington, head of human resources Uber Liane Hornsey and jurists Angela Padilla and Tammy Albarran. This was reported Bloomberg.

Airbnb buys a Canadian site that rents luxury accommodations. It was not disclosed how much Airbnb pay for Luxury Retreats, but Bloomberg reported citing sources that this is an amount of approximately $ 300 million. Which is converted 281 million. The negotiations and the sum last week were already leaked.

Evan Spiegel, one of the founders of Snapchat, can earn more than half a billion dollars if the IPO is a success. He will receive 36.8 million shares, representing 14 to 16 dollars worth each. In total, the package can thus get a value of 588 million dollars, converted 552 million.

Huawei, the third smartphone manufacturer in the world, working on a digital assistant with voice control. Over a hundred people working on the project, which is still in its early stages. It must be a competitor to Apple's Siri, Alexa Amazon and Google Assistant.

The maker of the popular game Angry Birds, Rovio, is cut. According to Bloomberg disappear at the company potential 35 jobs, about 10 percent. Rovio executes the cuts to grow again in a bid.

Facebook is negotiating with the music industry for displaying video clips. The network would thus become a competitor to YouTube. That's why Facebook was last weekend guest at the party around the Grammy Awards.

The US Department of Defense has in the past month eighty hackers and researchers hired to test their own systems. The program began on January 11 and stopped last week. The project expected it was found would take a week for the first vulnerability, but they all came after a few hours to light, according to Bloomberg news agency Monday.

Airbnb wants to offer more luxurious accomodations. Therefore, the rental site plan to acquire Canadian rival Luxury Retreats. The negotiations are likely and Airbnb decided to turn this week to the ticket, say sources close to the talks by Bloomberg.

Apple Timothy D. Twerdahl hired, the former head of Amazon Fire TV. Twerdahl now will head to the Apple TV product marketing, reports Bloomberg.

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has been with Philips, a new investment probe started in an online insurer in Singapore. That the company appreciates now at $ 100 million.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, the protest of Silicon Valley controls against US entry ban. Alphabet has contacted a law firm in Washington. Other companies want to share in the costs incurred by Alphabet. Alphabet intends to accept the offer, according to Bloomberg.

Uber has former NASA employee Mark Moore attracted. Bloomberg reported Monday. Moore in his time NASA wrote a white paper about electric planes that can take off and land like helicopters, but quieter. These planes are called VTOL, short for Vertical Take Off and Landing.

Satellite Company Planet Labs takes Terra Bella Google about. The acquisition of Google's part was completed Friday for an undisclosed sum. had early January, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg all mention of the upcoming sale.

Apple wants to use an ARM chip for the energy-efficient features of the next-generation MacBook Pro. Bloomberg writes citing sources within the company. Apple designs the chip itself.

Apple has joined Partnership on AI. This was announced by the organization Friday. Earlier this week, news agencies reported Bloomberg citing sources all these Apple's move was imminent.

Formula 1 has to do more with digital media such as online streaming. It says the new boss of the sport, Chase Carey, to Bloomberg. '' We do not really have a digital presence. This is an increasingly important part of developing a television strategy, '' Carey says. He does not mention potential partners.

The big British bank Lloyds is two weeks since been the target of a DDoS attack. Which reported Bloomberg and the BBC on Monday. Lloyds itself remains silent.

The Tesla auto pilot program has a new leader. Sterling Anderson, director since 2015, has left. This was reported Bloomberg, based on a source within the company.