Cory returns from Vegas to give his take on the latest hardware trends at CES. Kevin talks about Amazon's plans to launch a game streaming service.

Aaron dissects Apple's warning that its first-quarter results will be lower than it expected. Priya discusses the hopes and prospects of the online grocery delivery startup Good Eggs against larger competitors.

Priya, Cory and Tom round out 2018 with the New Year's resolutions for tech's leaders and top companies.

Reed and Matt talk about why Ring has been sending videos and data from Ring customers out to their offices in Ukraine and what it means about privacy policies.

Amir explains how a whistleblower at Uber warned about the problems with their self-driving cars before the deadly collision in Arizona. Priya talks about how AWS's promise to use only renewable energy for its data centers has hit some speed bumps.

Jessica talks about how the business models for news have shifted since The Information launched in 2013. Juro gives us the context behind the recent arrest of Huawei's CFO and what the move means for relations between the US and China.

Tom talks about Mic's firesale price to Bustle and what it means for digital media. Priya talks about how Amazon seeded CFOs across the tech industry.

Cory hosts this week and talks to Tom about Snap and how Evan Spiegel's longterm vision for the company is running up against its near-term realities. Aaron talks about how Apple is thinking about widening distribution for its TV service.

Jon joins to talk about the drama with Bitcoin Cash and why the SEC is stepping up its investigations of the sector. Aaron explains why Apple's margins on iPhones are going down even if the phone prices are going up.

Amir talks about what Tesla's Autopilot can actually do, and whether the company's self-driving technology is well regarded in the industry.