Jennifer Elias is a tech reporter for CNBC, specializing in covering Alphabet/Google and Silicon Valley culture. With a focus on tech industry news and trends, Jennifer's work has been featured in various publications including NBC News, The West Australian, NBC DFW, and NBC Bay Area.
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Jennifer Elias' coverage predominantly focuses on business and tech, particularly in relation to Google and its various developments. She frequently relies on press releases, government announcements, and data citations for her articles.
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By: Jennifer Elias, Lora Kolodny
Alphabet’s Waymo division won approval from the California Public Utilities Commission to expand service to parts of L.A. and the Bay Area.
By: Jonathan Vanian, Jennifer Elias, Steve Kovach
OpenAI executives responded to Elon Musk's lawsuit against the company, and said his dispute stems from his disappointment that he's no longer involved.
By: Jonathan Vanian, Jennifer Elias, Steve Kovach
In a memo to employees, top OpenAI executives pushed back against Elon Musk's lawsuit.
By: Jennifer Elias
Google's Sergey Brin spoke to a roomful of entrepreneurs over the weekend at the "AGI House" in Hillsborough, California.
By: Jennifer Elias
Google fired an employee who protested this week at an Israeli tech event, and also shuttered an internal discussion board that filled up with dissent.
By: Jennifer Elias
Google CFO Ruth Porat wrote to employees that the finance teams would be restructured, a move that will include relocations and layoffs.
By: Jennifer Elias
Google search boss Prabhakar Raghavan told employees to prepare for a different market reality, because "things are not like they were 15-20 years ago."
By: Jennifer Elias
Alphabet is scheduled to report quarterly earnings after the close of trading on Thursday. Wall Street is expecting a second straight quarter of year-over-year revenue growth in the low teens.
By: Jennifer Elias
Alphabet's revenue jumped 15% in the first quarter and profit in the company's cloud business more than quadrupled.
By: Jennifer Elias
Google is laying off at least 200 employees from its "Core" organization, which includes key teams and engineering talent, CNBC has learned.
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