U.S. trade officials finalizing investigation into France's digital tax
The 3 percent tax would be placed on companies with more than $834 million in revenue globally.
Boeing 737 Max needs to overcome new hurdle in returning to service
The airplane has been grounded since March.
Chinese-made drones can collect, send data over the cloud: Drone company CEO
"A drone will collect more data than any other type of device over there, and it will collect a different type of data," said Cameron Chell, Draganfly chairman and CEO.
Former Tesla workers allege discrimination and harassment at NY plant
All six workers who complained were fired.
Google fires employees who helped organize labor protests
Memo says workers were fired for violating security policies.
Facebook, Twitter notifying users about potential security flaw
Twitter and Facebook plan to notify scores of users whose personal data may have been improperly accessed.
Microsoft, Baker Hughes announce artificial intelligence partnership for oil and gas industry
One exec called the alliance "a complete game-changer for the industry."
Uber helicopter ride was briefly cheaper than car ride for random users
An average Uber Copter ride costs between $200 and $225.
FCC's new 5G push could mean faster phones, rural broadband and more money for the US
What it means for your phone and the USA.
HP rejects takeover offer from Xerox
HP rejected the offer, saying that it has “great confidence” in its ability to deliver long-term value.
U.S. to extend license for its companies to continue business with Huawei: Sources
The U.S. Commerce Department has allowed Huawei to purchase some American-made goods in a move aimed at minimizing disruption for customers.
Apple Card controversy: Artificial intelligence learned its gender bias from Silicon Valley, tech expert says
An expert who works with Fortune 500 companies to eliminate bias in their technology and systems, gives he thoughts on the Apple Card's gender issue.
Creation of bitcoin hurts health and climate in the US, study finds
We may all be paying indirectly for private bitcoin mining operations.
Huawei sells folding smartphone with no Google after US ban
Huawei Technologies Ltd. is China’s first global tech brand.
Artificial intelligence: Should we be afraid? Or should we invest?
Former Cisco CEO John Chambers said 20 to 40 percent of jobs may be lost due to artificial intelligence.
Huawei faces FCC 'national security' vote in wake of 'spying' charges
The FCC is set to vote on the rule Nov. 22.
Carl Icahn pushes Xerox merger with computer-maker HP
Xerox has reportedly offered to pay as much as $33 billion for HP.
Amazon, Facebook and Google to face another House inquiry
The committee is exploring the effect tech has on small business.
Baby boomers are less likely than millennials to order groceries online
Baby boomers are slow to take to online grocery delivery services compared to their younger consumer counterparts.
Microsoft says it will follow California's digital privacy law
Tech companies could see the bottom line hit by the new law.



















