Google is reportedly going to make its Pixel phones in an old Nokia factory in Vietnam to escape Trump's China tariffs

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Google has already started work converting an old Nokia factory in northern Vietnam to make Pixel phones, sources told Nikkei Asian Review.

Google Cloud is shutting down Hire, the recruiting service that its former CEO Diane Greene helped create

Part of the "difficult decision" to shutter the product, the company said, was to focus resources on "other products in the Google Cloud portfolio."

Australia snubbed Huawei and completed its undersea cable project to bring high-speed internet to Pacific Islands

Australia agreed to pay for the majority of the $92.5 million infrastructure project in 2018 after China's Huawei had expressed an interest.

'World of Warcraft Classic' is a smash hit that's bringing gamers back to the mid-2000s, but the launch was a fiasco that made me wait 8 hours to play

"Can't believe I got talked into taking the day off for this," one player wrote in the official forums.

Anthony Levandowski pleads not guilty to charges of Google trade theft and is released, with an ankle monitor, after posting $2 million bond

The former Google engineer and self-driving car pioneer is barred from going near any airports and must wear an ankle bracelet while he awaits trial.

The CEO of exercise-bike startup Peloton says the company 'sells happiness' in his big pitch to investors

Included in Peloton's IPO paperwork was a letter from CEO John Foley, in which he said the company is 'so much more than a Bike.'

Peloton's CEO once bragged on TV that the company was 'weirdly profitable,' but the startup's IPO filing reveals years of losses

According to financial documents made public Tuesday, the startup quadrupled its losses in the last year alone.

Peloton warns that its inability to license premium music for its at-home workout classes could be one of the major downfalls to its business model

"We cannot compel third parties to license their music to us," the S-1 said. "And our business may be adversely affected if our access to music is limited."

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VR isn't just for gamers — here's how Audi, Lowe's and Macy's are using it to boost sales and employee training

Business Insider Intelligence explores how VR can provide value to retailers and brands in three areas: sales, employee training, and product development.