4G On The Moon, Apple Employee Healthcare, Amazon Buys 'Smart’ Doorbell Firm

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Audrey Raj

28-Feb-18 12:00

4G On The Moon, Apple Employee Healthcare, Amazon Buys 'Smart’ Doorbell Firm

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Christine Wong and Audrey Raj spoke about:

1:06 - Apple To Launch 'Technology Enabled' Healthcare Service

5:43 - Amazon Buys 'Smart' Doorbell Firm

10:17 - Dick Costolo Explains Why He Shut Down His Fitness Startup After 8 Months: ‘We Were Up Against Hard-Wired Human Behavior’

17:44 - One Of The Best Companies In America Gives Employees ‘Yay Days’ To Take Off Work — But They Can’t Be Used For Just Anything

23:33 - Vodafone To Install 4G Network On The Moon

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Tags: enterprise, biz bytes, vodafone, nokia, 4g, moon, yay days, rei, Dick Costolo, Twitter, Chorus, Amazon, Ring, CNBC, smart doorbell, fitness startup, apple, healthcare services, AC Wellness, Technology Enabled

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