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The shutdowns likely will crimp dealer inventory of vehicles made at the plants

The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers that build supercomputers used by the Chinese military

A winner may not be determined until Friday

Companies world-wide are expected to spend $4.1 trillion on IT this year, up 8.4% from 2020 and regaining the pace of corporate IT growth before Covid-19 brought much of the global economy to a standstill.

Brokerages are required to report all their trades to trade execution facilities

The FTC and states accused Facebook of breaking antitrust law to keep smaller competitors at bay and snapping up rivals

Amazon has challenged hundreds of ballots amid the company's closely watched union election in Alabama, according to reports. 

A lawmaker from Russia's ruling party floated the idea of banning Zoom on Wednesday after the video conferencing company reportedly told its distributors to stop selling subscriptions to Russian state institutions

Uber on Wednesday announced a $250 million driver stimulus package aimed at incentivizing new workers as the company faces a post-pandemic driver shortage.

EXCLUSIVE: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said he "aggressively" opposes Americans casting ballots via their mobile devices, after Apple CEO Tim Cook suggested this week that voters should be able to vote on iPhones.

The aircraft is "suited to more quickly and sustainably transport time-sensitive deliveries."

Personal finance website WalletHub ranked all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. based on how well equipped they are for remote work.

A House subcommittee is investigating YouTube Kids, saying the Google-owned video service feeds children inappropriate material in “a wasteland of vapid, consumerist content" so it can serve them ads

Fears of national security linger as U.S. government officials suspect Chinese hackers' potential in performing cyberattacks is of great concern and could be detrimental to thousands of small businesses, schools, and organizations susceptible to future attacks.

Uber started testing fare-setting and destination viewing for drivers in January 2020 as a way to side step California’s gig worker law, AB5, which requires companies to treat gig workers like employees.

Earlier this year, the app had been suspended from Apple and Google's app stores and kicked off of Amazon's web-hosting service for its ties to the siege on the U.S. Capitol. 

The Supreme Court Monday ruled in Google's favor, deciding that the tech giant's use of lines of code that was copyrighted by Oracle was permitted as "fair use."

AI will work to strengthen existing weather forecasting methods by improving efficiency and making more timely weather predictions, as well as enhancing location accuracy.

 Fintech executive Keith Rabois putting in sweat equity hosting a Barry's Bootcamp workout in Miami where he moved with the mass 'tech exodus' during the pandemic.

Verizon Business CEO Tami Erwin discusses the expansion of its AWS partnership in 5G and mobile edge computing.