Tech

The end of the pandemic-era tech boom and proliferation of historic inflation have forced the world's biggest companies to think hard about their next moves.

In the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade, Google will automatically purge location information about users who visit abortion clinics.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has not posted publicly on Twitter in over a week despite his stated plans to obtain ownership of the social media platform.

NetChoice Vice President Carl Szabo discusses the impact of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act on consumers and the potential economic fallout.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has surpassed 100 million Twitter followers. Notably, the SpaceX founder, who is buying the platform, has not tweeted since June 21, 2022.

Pinterest revealed Tuesday that CEO Ben Silbermann would be stepping down and that Google commerce executive Bill Ready would be taking his place.

Adam Dell, the founder and CEO of Domain Money, revealed on Tuesday what he described as an "important step" to cryptocurrency regulation as the industry remains unregulated.

The main attraction at a Florida bowling alley has nothing to do with the sport and everything to do with the a food-delivery robot.

Lowe's said consumers will be able to visualize projects they are working on in the metaverse, but noted that metaverse users are mostly younger than Lowe's shoppers.

Uber said that its UberX Share will be an option for riders in New York and other cities, with the plans to expand the initiative to even more cities this summer.

Closing arguments start Tuesday in the criminal fraud trial of Sunny Balwani, a former Theranos executive and ex-boyfriend of founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Backstreet Boys star Nick Carter gave viewers a rundown of virtual sports, his Tampa Bay Bull Sharks purchase and the metaverse on Tuesday's episode of 'Varney & Co.'

Facebook removed a campaign video from Missouri Senate candidate Eric Greitens over a violation of its rules, while Twitter allowed the clip to stay up.

Here are the key events taking place on Tuesday that could impact trading as U.S. markets return from a long holiday weekend.

Any Beshear, the governor of Kentucky announced a $203 million investment in expanding the states broadband services. This comes in part of an effort to close Kentucky's digital divide.

Apple employees in Towson, Maryland voted by nearly a 2-to-1 margin to unionize

A number of factors ranging from inflation to hiring freezes to industry-wide pressures have caused Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to lose significant value.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has reportedly been hitting the phones himself urging senators to oppose antitrust legislation aimed at reining in big tech firms. Other tech giants are also lobbying against the bill.

Elon Musk's SpaceX has reportedly fired several employees after they drafted an open letter criticizing the behavior of the chief executive officer.

Japanese electronics firm Sony Group Corp plans to launch a company in spring 2022 to explore entering the electric vehicle market, signaling ambitions to claim a slice of the fast-growing market for green mobility.