Salvador Rodriguez is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers topics related to Facebook, AI platforms, and entertainment news, drawing on his extensive experience from previous roles at CNBC, Reuters, and the Los Angeles Times. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC News, MarketWatch, and ESPN.
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Salvador Rodriguez's coverage includes a mix of technology, business news, and sports (boxing). He regularly covers announcements from companies like Meta and Facebook. His articles often include data citations or press releases.
If you have insights related to Meta/Facebook's expansions, new products, or policy changes that impact the tech industry, Salvador might be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you have expertise on boxing events or key developments in the sport that align with his coverage focus, your input could be valuable for potential inclusion in his reporting.
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By: Salvador Rodriguez, Annie Palmer
Key Points Amazon's Zoox is offering free rides in Las Vegas from a few locations, with plans to expand in the city.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is getting a major bump in his compensation, thanks to a steep rally in the company's stock price.
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman said the software company won't build erotica AI services, the latest break with rival-partner OpenAI.
Mustafa Suleyman has become one of the most influential voices in tech to come out against building seemingly conscious AI.
By: Alex Sherman, Salvador Rodriguez
The deal comes after a two-week standoff that resulted in channels like ESPN, ABC and others going dark on the popular YouTube TV streaming service.
By: Salvador Rodriguez
A Netflix logo is on display at the Lucca Comics & Games 2025 event, one of Europe's largest pop culture conventions, as stars and creators of “Stranger Things” series launch Season 5, in Lucca, Italy, October 31, 2025.
By: Salvador Rodriguez
Social media users said they were experiencing issues with Netflix on Wednesday, the night of the "Stranger Things" fifth season premiere.
Outage hit during the premiere window for the fifth season of the hit Netflix series "Stranger Things."
By: Salvador Rodriguez
Key Points OpenAI will make 2026 its year of “practical adoption,” the artificial intelligence startup's finance chief said in a blog Sunday.
Uber said it plans to offer a parking reservation experience powered by SpotHero for events and at venues and airports.
