Google fires 28 employees involved in 'Googlers against Genocide' sit-in at New York, Sunnyvale offices
Google fired 28 employees who were involved in anti-Israel protests at its New York City and Sunnyvale, California, offices after they refused to leave the premises.
Disney adding channels to Disney+? Company calls report 'speculative'
A report this week suggested Disney is looking at building channels into its Disney+ platform, and the company called it “speculative."
How TikTok influencers can safeguard their incomes amid legislative uncertainty
Former internet stars have used other social media platforms, like Instagram, to maintain influencer income when a platform shuts down for good.
Spirit Airlines employee caught on video cursing out passenger during altercation
A passenger and Spirit Airlines employee were caught on video during a profanity-laced altercation at at a Florida airport earlier this month.
Samsung overtakes Apple for top phonemaker spot: report
Samsung has overtaken Apple as the world's top phonemaker during the first quarter of 2024 as the latter's shipments have dropped around 10%, a report says.
New FCC rules require 'nutrition label' for high-speed internet plans
The Federal Communications Commission's new rules require internet providers to display broadband nutrition labels to help consumers understand the features and costs of a given plan.
Former Facebook exec says AI robots will soon complete household chores amid human replacement concerns
Former Facebook senior executive Chamath Palihapitiya predicted that an autonomous humanoid robot that can do chores would hit the market in the next few years.
Wedding planning company launches AI tool to help couples ‘split the decisions’ for their special day
Zola, a wedding planning company, launched an artificial intelligence tool for engaged couples to split decision making tasks ahead of their wedding day.
Mom quits full-time job to enter online giveaways, says ‘it’s an absolute buzz’ to win $35K in prizes
A stay-at-home mom from the U.K. quit her full-time job to enter online giveaways and competitions. She's traveled, gotten free products and grabbed some decent cash for her efforts.
Elon Musk boosting pay of AI engineers to prevent poaching from OpenAI
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric vehicle maker is raising the compensation of its artificial intelligence engineers due to OpenAI "aggressively recruiting" them.
Spotify plans to raise prices later this year: report
Listening to Spotify will get more expensive for premium users when the company implements price increases in five non-U.S. markets in April, according to Bloomberg. They will hit the U.S. later in the year.
'Quit-Tok' goes viral among younger workers as job experts caution against public pronouncements
Many young workers today are quitting their jobs loudly and publicly on TikTok as hiring experts caution against the controversial career move. Here's what to know.
Former FCC head Ajit Pai blasts net neutrality vote as 'complete waste of time'
The Federal Communications Commission is planning to vote on reinstating net neutrality later this month, which former FCC chairman Ajit Pai said is a "complete waste of time."
Facebook let Netflix peek into user DMs, explosive court docs claim
Social media giant Meta allegedly allowed Netflix to peek into Facebook users' direct messages, breaking anti-competitive activities and privacy rules, explosive court documents claim.
AT&T data breach: How to protect your information
Cyber security experts talk to FOX Business about what steps AT&T customers can take in order to protect themselves following the breach that impacted 73 million people.
AT&T data breach exposes 73 million current, former accounts on dark web, company says
Around 73 million current and former customers are affected by an AT&T data breach to the dark web that includes personal information like Social Security numbers.
Tennessee factory employing immigrant children young as 14 forced to pay out almost $2M: Labor Department
A factory in Tennessee that manufactures lawn mower parts has been forced to pay out just under $2 million after a Labor Department investigation found the company utilizing "oppressive child labor."
Dunkin' celebrates spring with limited-edition 'Short King' beverage
Dunkin’ is celebrating the start of "Short King Spring" by renaming its small regular iced coffee to "The Short King."
China blocks use of Intel and AMD chips in government computers: report
The Chinese government is banning the use of chips made by U.S. firms Intel and AMD along with foreign-made software in favor of microprocessors and tech made in China.
US agriculture industry gears up for futuristic aerial 'drone-swarm' farming after FAA decision
"Drone-swarm" agriculture could replace traditional tractors at just a fraction of the cost as the FAA clears the way for U.S. farmers to use the new technology.