NYTimes Techಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

Lyft said it raised $1 billion in financing led by CapitalG, a venture investment arm of Google’s corporate parenthttp://nyti.ms/2inbLDz 

Lyft, the ride-hailing company, is exploring a 2018 initial public offering, as it adds fresh capital to its coffershttp://nyti.ms/2gvKDBY 

“I’m was thinking of being this little lonely boy in the ghetto ... And now I’m in Los Angeles shooting Playboy”http://nyti.ms/2yDKByf 

Flameless cremation uses a chemical bath to dissolve protein, blood and fat, leaving only a coffee-colored liquidhttp://nyti.ms/2zmThpV 

California became the 15th state to outline regulations for disposal of human remains through 'flameless cremation'http://nyti.ms/2gvWcsI 

John McCain and two Democratic senators moved to force internet companies to disclose who buys online political adshttp://nyti.ms/2incmFj 

Alphabet’s investment in Lyft ratchets up the high-stakes battle for supremacy in the ride-hailing industry.http://nyti.ms/2yC9oCV 

Sean Penn's lawyer said Netflix will have blood "on their hands if this film causes bodily harm" to the actorhttp://nyti.ms/2inWDps 

“I’ve seen a lot of hateful comments. I would have never thought about people being so transphobic.”http://nyti.ms/2gtTPXc 

Japan's economic prospects are slowly improving. Does Prime Minister Shinzo Abe deserve the credit?http://nyti.ms/2gujnDF 

Tech has fought online ad regulations, but senators will introduce a bill to force it to disclose who buys adshttp://nyti.ms/2zoxtu5 

For the first time in its 64-year history, Playboy magazine will feature a transgender Playmatehttp://nyti.ms/2hQYnns 

Modest improvement in Japan's economy and job market look set to help incumbent lawmakers facing re-electionhttp://nyti.ms/2gTGl41 

More Japanese workers find something once thought rare: better jobs with better payhttp://nyti.ms/2yERxeq 

Netflix and Sean Penn are at war over a new El Chapo documentaryhttp://nyti.ms/2zmsxGa 

“I don’t get the sense that the economy is improving. I don’t feel change.”http://nyti.ms/2gSqanK 

In some places where flameless cremation is available, it has quickly overtaken the alternative.http://nyti.ms/2yCxqOh 

“Burial is dead. It’s going to go away. It’s not sustainable. Too many people and not enough land.”http://nyti.ms/2yV7OwX 

NYT's @tripgabriel returns to Michigan to discuss small businesseshttp://nyti.ms/2znaorR 

The amount of debt owed by U.S. consumers, which receded in the wake of the financial crisis, is again on the risehttp://nyti.ms/2yDm6S3