Congress, Facebook, Twitter, Google CEOs need to be asked these 5 key questions
Reform for Section 230 and asking the titans of Big Tech to explain their business practices may be the only policy issue that puts Trump, Biden, McConnell and Pelosi on the same page.
Sony seeing 'very considerable' PS5 demand ahead of launch
Sony pre-sold as many PS5 consoles in the first 12 hours in the U.S.as in the first 12 weeks for its predecessor PlayStation 4 device
DoorDash opens delivery-only restaurant in partnership with San Francisco brand
DoorDash partnered with San Francisco restaurant brand Burma Superstar to open a delivery-only restaurant in Oakland.
Pandemic ushers in new push for trade skill jobs
In the new normal of job recruiting, talent and qualifications are not only about diplomas but practical experience and soft skills.
SoCal Edison says it may have caused Orange County wildfire
Power company Southern California Edison told state regulators that its equipment may have ignited one of a pair of fast-moving wildfires in Orange County, Calif., that have prompted evacuation orders for 80,000 people.
Amazon touts jobs record as congressional scrutiny intensifies
Amazon's employment numbers illustrate the economic power wielded by CEO Jeff Bezos as the e-commerce giant he founded faces growing government scrutiny.
Ant Group, biggest IPO ever, plans to raise $34.5B
The world’s largest fintech company, China’s Ant Group, will try to raise nearly $35 billion in a massive public offering of stock that would shatter records.
NASA teams up with Tupperware to grow vegetables in space
NASA is no stranger to farming in space, having first grown vegetables on the International Space Station in 2016. Now, the space agency is taking it one step further, partnering with Tupperware Brands on a device to help grow these space veggies.
Microsoft quietly prepares to avoid spotlight under Biden
Microsoft is the fourth largest contributor to Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden’s candidate campaign committee.
Google was forced to remove apps from its app store after they violated children's data collection laws
Google has removed three popular apps from the Google Play Store after it was discovered the apps violated laws surrounding data collection efforts on children.
NASA reaches key milestone with US companies competing to provide moon landers
NASA has reached a key milestone with the U.S. companies competing to provide landers for future crewed missions to the moon.
Lee Kun-Hee, force behind Samsung’s rise, dies at 78
Lee Kun-Hee had been hospitalized since May 2014 after suffering a heart attack
Lawsuit alleges Uber coerced drivers into supporting California Prop. 22
A new lawsuit accuses Uber of induating drivers with messagaes about supporting the classifcation of drivers as independent contractors.
Facebook seeks shutdown of NYU research into political ad targeting
Facebook Inc. is demanding that a New York University research project cease collecting data about its political-ad-targeting practices, setting up a fight with academics seeking to study the platform without the company’s permission.
How Hunter Biden may rein in Big Tech
Congressional hearings can mark a pivotal 'day of reckoning' moment for Big Tech
Ant Group IPO pricing 'history's largest', says Alibaba's Jack Ma
Sources have said the listing could be worth $35 billion, surpassing the record set by Saudi Aramco's $29.4 billion
Researchers develop new way to detect strokes with iPhone
The iPhone 12 is available for sale today, and a group of researchers have created a new way to use Apple's iconic device to diagnose strokes.
Huawei facing 'significant challenges' after US trade restrictions
Chinese tech giant Huawei announced in its latest earnings report on Friday that its "production and operations face significant challenges" this year.
Facebook users can now appeal censorship decisions to oversight board
Facebook announced on Thursday that users will be able to appeal the company's decisions to remove certain posts.
FTC mulls Facebook lawsuit as staffers support antitrust case
Federal Trade Commission staff members are recommending that the agency bring an antitrust case against Facebook Inc., according to people familiar with the matter, but commissioners haven’t yet reached a decision.



















