Meet the lawyer trying to keep Google from being broken up
With antitrust challenges intensifying, longtime executive Kent Walker is now big man on company campus.
Hackers' broad attack sets cyber experts worldwide scrambling to defend networks
Suspected Russian hackers who broke into U.S. government agencies also spied on less high-profile organizations, including groups in Britain, a U.S. internet provider and a county government in Arizona.
From BuzzFeed to Axios, digital media players prepare for deal frenzy
Big players explore acquiring rivals and going public through blank-check companies
Walmart kicks off sales campaign with Trump target TikTok
Walmart on Friday is launching its first-ever livestream shopping event on TikTok.
Tim Cook slams Facebook small business campaign
Apple CEO Tim Cook slammed Facebook after the social media platform said Apple's new transparency feature would hurt small businesses.
Walmart partners with TikTok to sell merchandise while livestreaming
Walmart said viewers on TikTok, which reaches 100 million U.S. users a month, can shop for fashion items featured in content from popular creators without having to leave the platform.
New ad fraud scheme highlights a growing problem for streaming TV
Ad fraud is more commonly associated with web video and display advertising, but bad actors are following the money as marketers shift money into streaming TV.
US to blacklist dozens of Chinese firms including SMIC, sources say
The move is seen as the latest in President Trump's effort to cement his tough-on-China legacy
Winter storm, coronavirus pandemic proves boon for on-demand snow plowing company Plowz & Mowz
Plowz & Mowz co-founder Wills Mahoney says demand has intensified following Wednesday's winter storm amid the pandemic.
Amazon illegally fired worker who made safety complaints
An Amazon warehouse worker's complaint that he was illegally disciplined for organizing fellow employees during the coronavirus pandemic was upheld in a National Labor Relations Board investigation.
Billionaire Bezos' Amazon warehouse employees depend on food stamps in 9 states
New U.S. Government Accountability Office data revealed this week that more than 4,000 of Amazon's warehouse workers are on food stamps across nine states.
Google faces more antitrust scrutiny as 38 state attorneys general file new lawsuit
A bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from 38 states, led by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, on Thursday filed a new civil antitrust lawsuit against Google.
Facebook says it is assisting ‘Fortnite’ developer with anti-Apple lawsuit
Facebook said it would assist Epic, which is suing Apple for booting its shooting game off the App Store after it tried to circumvent the company’s 30 percent fees, by providing information on how Apple’s policies hurt the businesses that have apps on its store.
SEC charges Robinhood for 'misleading' investors, $65M settlement reached
Robinhood got its second slap from regulators this week.
What is SolarWinds? A look at the hacked software company in crosshairs
Austin, Texas-based SolarWinds is at the forefront of one of the largest hacking operations in U.S. history. But until recently, few, if any, had heard of the company.
Elon Musk extends another company into Texas amid feud with California
Elon Musk may be having fun in Texas – expanding another company, The Boring Co., into the state, according to local reports.
Massachusetts regulators accuse Robinhood of luring inexperienced investors, putting their ‘assets at risk’
Massachusetts securities regulators ripped Robinhood for "luring young and inexperienced customers to make more and more trades..."
Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie Scott donates $4.2B to charity
MacKenzie Scott, one of the world's richest women, announced Tuesday that she had donated $4.2 billion to 384 charity organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco board condemns naming of local hospital for Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, wife Priscilla Chan
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 in favor of the resolution.
Hack may have exposed deep US secrets, damage yet unknown
Some of America’s most deeply held secrets may have been stolen in a disciplined, monthslong operation being blamed on elite Russian government hackers.


















