Apple announces digital driver's license feature in these 8 states
Eight states will soon allow residents to add a digital driver’s license or ID card to their Apple Wallet or Apple Watch, the tech giant announced on Wednesday.
Wisconsin backs down on regulating swimming pool rental app
A startup that allows private homeowners to rent their swimming pools by the hour won't have to meet the same stringent requirements that large, public pools do after Wisconsin regulators backed down in the face of a threatened lawsuit.
GameStop stock’s possible return to S&P 500 in hands of anonymous committee
The individual-investor darling GameStop Corp. is now three times as valuable as the smallest S&P 500 stocks, thanks to a sharp run-up in its shares in August.
Intuit in talks to buy Mailchimp for over $10B: report
Intuit Inc. is in talks to buy email marketing company Mailchimp for more than $10 billion, according to Bloomberg News.
CISA, FBI issue ransomware warning for Labor Day, other holidays
Federal officials warned Tuesday of a heightened risk for ransomware attacks over Labor Day weekend and other upcoming holidays.
Former Netflix engineer and his brother plead guilty to insider trading
A former Netflix software engineer and his brother have pleaded guilty to their roles in an alleged insider trading ring.
Trump warns crypto 'potentially a disaster waiting to happen'
Former President Trump warned that investing in cryptocurrencies is “potentially a disaster waiting to happen.”
Google, Apple hit by first law threatening dominance over app-store payments
Google and Apple Inc. will have to open their app stores to alternative payment systems in South Korea, threatening their lucrative commissions on digital sales.
What data Apple and Google collect on you
Your iPhone and Android device are constantly collecting data about your activity.
China bans children from online gaming during school week, limits games to 3 hours over weekends
China has issued a new regulation that restricts young people to playing only three hours of online gaming in a standard week.
PayPal considers launching stock-trading platform: report
PayPal Holdings Inc. is looking into launching a stock-trading platform, according to a report.
Baxter is in advanced talks to buy Hill-Rom for about $10B
Baxter International Inc. BAX 0.27% is in advanced talks to buy medical-equipment maker Hill-Rom Holdings Inc. HRC 0.96% for around $10 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
Temporary 911 outage in New Orleans ahead of Hurricane Ida landfall
The administrative office of 911 for Louisiana on Sunday reported a temporary 911 outage hours before Hurricane Ida reached landfall.
Twitter permanently suspends Alex Berenson over coronavirus tweets
Twitter has permanently suspended former New York Times journalist and author Alex Berenson, a critic of coronavirus lockdowns and mandates, from its platform.
Elizabeth Holmes might claim abusive relationship in Theranos fraud trial
Ramesh Balwani and Elizabeth Holmes kepst their relationship a secret from investors when he first joined the startup company
Florida woman was fired, then she ‘rampaged’ through company computer system
A Florida woman was convicted of wreaking digital havoc on a computer system after she was fired by her employer.
Elon Musk hits at 'Besos' on Amazon Starlink complaint
SpaceX founder Elon Musk called out Blue Origin's Jeff "Besos" Bezos in a tweet early on Friday morning.
Apple CEO Tim Cook gets $750M payload after 10-year agreement
Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to receive an estimated $750 million payout as part of a 10-year deal he received in 2011 after the late Steve Jobs, Apple's co-founder, stepped down from the position.
China plans to ban US IPOs for data-heavy tech firms
China plans to propose new rules that would ban companies with large amounts of sensitive consumer data from going public in the U.S., people familiar with the matter said, a move that is likely to thwart the ambitions of the country’s tech firms to list abroad.
Republican lawmakers raise flags over report Biden administration greenlit chip sales to Huawei
Amid a global semiconductor shortage tied to inflation in the auto and tech industries, the Biden administration is clearing the way to sell the scarce components to China’s communications giant Huawei, according to a new report.



















