Walmart says employee complaints about AI technology are a non-issue
Walmart employees are frustrated with flaws in the company's AI technology that is supposed to catch potential shoplifters.
Why Twitter isn't fact-checking its CEO's tweet of incorrect info
Twitter's new policy focuses on civic integrity, including the election and COVID-19
How Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg learned his toughest lesson as CEO
Here's how Mark Zuckerberg learned that leaders can't just have purpose, you have to impart it to others.
Google postpones Android 11 unveiling amid U.S. protests
Google on Saturday said it has postponed next week’s planned unveiling of the beta version of its latest Android 11 mobile operating system in light of protests and unrest in the United States.
SpaceX, NASA to try again for landmark launch of two astronauts from Florida
The mission’s first launch try on Wednesday was called off with less than 17 minutes remaining on the countdown clock due to stormy weather.
How parents struggle with child care as coronavirus restrictions ease
Here’s what parents are doing to stay afloat as states reopen after the coronavirus lockdown.
SpaceX prototype explodes at Texas test site
The prototype spacecraft, which appeared to be destroyed in the blast, is unrelated to the SpaceX Crew Dragon slated to launch in the company’s first crewed mission Saturday
Ted Cruz calls for probe of Twitter over alleged violation of sanctions on Iran
The senator’s letter comes as the company began flagging President Trump's tweets.
What is Zoom?
Zoom is a digital video conferencing app.
Former Twitter VP rejects claim platform targets Trump
Former Twitter Vice President Bruce Daisley said Friday that Twitter "routinely" censors other users besides President Trump/
Varney: Elon Musk is the most important executive in the world
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues Tesla CEO Elon Musk is a "game changer," not just a "showman."
Coronavirus forces Boston Marathon to go virtual — and the city could lose $200M
The event was originally scheduled for April 20 before being pushed back to Sept.14 by Boston Mayor Martin Walsh.
How does telemedicine work?
Telehealth is a sector of medicine made up of digital health services that can be accessed online or via phone.
Can Twitter censor my tweets?
The Supreme Court has long held that businesses have free speech rights of their own.
EA Sports retains 'Madden NFL' exclusive video game rights
The deal was described as “the biggest the biggest and widest-reaching gaming agreement in NFL history.”
Carly Fiorina: Big Tech has more power than ever before
The former HP boss said she has been calling for “thoughtful” regulation or legislation against social media companies.
Pelosi: Facebook panders to the White House for tax breaks
Nancy Pelosi on Thursday accused Facebook of pandering to the White House with its free speech rhetoric.
CVS will test using self-driving cars to deliver prescriptions
CVS Health will try delivering prescriptions with self-driving vehicles in a test that begins next month.
Arizona sues Google over 'deceptive' location tracking
The suit alleges Google violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg: Government censorship of social media isn't the 'right reflex'
Fox News Channel anchor Dana Perino's full interview with Zuckerberg airs Thursday on "The Daily Briefing."