Supply chain cybersecurity breaches have hit alarming percentage of firms: survey
A new study says that the supply chain is a magnet for cyber breaches.
Klobuchar, Grassley seek to block Big Tech from promoting own products over competition
Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa., on Thursday unveiled a bill blocking Big Tech companies from promoting their own products over others.
White House holds counter-ransomware event with 30 countries as payments spike
The White House held a virtual event this week to combat ransomware, as global economic losses mount. Russia and North Korea were conspicuously absent from the meeting.
7-Eleven breached privacy laws by gathering data without consent: Australian commission
An Australian privacy commission determined that 7-Eleven breached customer privacy by collecting facial imagery without consent.
Elon Musk says SpaceX in talks to provide Starlink internet for airlines
Billionaire Elon Musk said Thursday that he is in talks with airlines about installing Starlink, a satellite-based broadband internet system operated by his private aviation firm, SpaceX.
Bill Gates is all smiles as he arrives in NYC ahead of daughter Jennifer's lavish wedding
The tech billionaire, 65, was photographed smiling from ear to ear as he exited a private jet ahead of the reported $2 million shindig which is set to take place at on Saturday, Oct. 16 at the Gates' 124-acre, $16 million horse farm in Westchester County, New York.
Microsoft folds LinkedIn social network in China
Microsoft said it would shut the Chinese version of LinkedIn after facing challenging internet regulations from the Chinese government
Facebook restricts employee access to some internal discussion groups
Facebook has told employees it is tightening controls over some internal discussion groups, a move that comes after Frances Haugen, a former employee, gathered documents that formed the foundation of The Wall Street Journal’s Facebook Files series showing the company’s platforms are riddled with flaws that can cause harm.
Shopify enlists Microsoft, Oracle for business tools on app
Canadian e-commerce platform Shopify Inc is teaming up with top cloud companies including Microsoft Corp and Oracle Corp to help merchants streamline their business operations.
NHTSA asks Tesla why it didn't issue recall over 'Autopilot' software update
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration asked Tesla this week to explain why the company did not issue a recall notice last month when it implemented a safety-related software update to its “Autopilot” program.
Apple studying potential of AirPods as health device
Apple is studying ways to make AirPods into a health device, including enhancing hearing, reading body temperature and monitoring posture
Slain reporter's father takes on Facebook over violent video
The family of a slain journalist is asking the Federal Trade Commission to take action against Facebook for failing to remove online footage of her shooting death.
Apple announces 'unleashed' event on Oct. 18, could unveil MacBooks
Apple announced plans on Tuesday to hold a special event with the tagline “Unleashed” on Oct 18.
Facebook Whistleblower’s Claims Test SEC’s Reach
The controversy over what Facebook Inc. has said about social and emotional hazards stemming from its products could become a test of regulators’ growing interest in policing corporate risks that hurt reputations more than profits.
Whistleblower Frances Haugen, Facebook Oversight Board to meet in 'coming weeks'
Former Facebook employee-turned-whistleblower Frances Haugen said Monday that she plans to brief the embattled social media giant’s Oversight Board in the coming days regarding her findings on harm caused by the company’s platforms.
Mississippi Southern Baptist church first to accept cryptocurrency donations
Back Bay Baptist Church in St. Martin announced at the end of September that it would accept digital currencies after COVID-19 made it difficult to collect traditional payments.
Facebook won’t say why it took down then reinstated ‘Reopen California Schools,' group's founder says
Facebook took down, then reinstated a page run by parents critical of school COVID policies but never explained its actions to the administrators, Jonathan Zacherson, founder of “Reopen California Schools” told Fox Business.
‘We’re in a Hurry.’ A new CEO scrambles to cope with a global chip crisis.
Months before Cristiano Amon started as CEO of Qualcomm Inc., QCOM -1.01% he already was at work on his first crisis. To solve it, he sat in a mostly empty meeting room in Taipei and pleaded with executives from one of the world’s biggest semiconductor makers for more chips.
Tesla's Elon Musk suggests Texas HQ move inspired by tweet from California Democrat
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Friday suggested that his decision to move the auto maker's headquarters from Fremont, California, to Austin, Texas, was inspired by a Democratic assemblywoman who tweeted, “F--k Elon Musk," in 2020.
Undiscovered Iranian ‘Operation GhostShell’ state-sponsored cyberthreat: report
A state-sponsored cyber-espionage campaign has been targeting companies globally including those in the U.S., a new report says.


















