Ex-Yahoo employee admits hacking into women's accounts to steal sex videos
It's not the first time Yahoo, which is owned by Verizon, has been compromised. The Internet company was previously ordered to pay $117.5 million in the wake of a data breach
Leaked Zuckerberg audio: Promises to 'go to the mat' if government tries to break up Facebook
Zuckerberg candidly discussed a wide range of topics in two hours of audio from open meetings with employees in July, obtained by The Verge.
Are investors cured of the IPO fever?
The current market climate may not be receptive for IPOs given some recent under-performing offerings.
Cambridge Analytica whistleblower's book deal recalls earlier scandals -- and the people who exposed them
Remember Enron? A gallery of famous whistleblowers, in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica whistleblower's book deal
Amazon Alexa now accepting 2020 candidate donations, but expert warns against using feature
Starting this week, Americans will be able donate as much as $200 to their favorite candidates.
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg headed to DC amid antitrust crackdown on tech
Zuckerberg is expected to discuss the future of internet regulation.
Facebook, big tech antitrust investigations a priority: Top US regulators
The FTC has shifted resources to establish a dedicated technology task force.
Google to be subject of fresh antitrust probe: Report
State attorneys general are reportedly preparing to announce a new investigation next week.
Amazon 'burn book' documented New York lawmakers’ negative HQ2 comments: Report
A document was said to be titled "NY Negative Statements."
Google in lawmakers' crosshairs over alleged 'misuse' of temporary, contract workers
The search giant, however, “strongly” disagreed with the characterization of its employment practices.