Back to School -- 6 tips to keep your kids safe while e-learning
Back-to-school is different this year as many school have moved to a virtual or hybrid learning environment.
Zoom raises annual revenue target on remote work boost
Zoom Video Communications Inc raised its annual revenue forecast by 30% after comfortably beating quarterly estimates on Monday, as it converts more of its huge free user base to paid subscriptions.
LeBron James' son Bronny lands sponsorship deal in this booming industry
Bronny James joins a growing number of celebrity athletes at all levels who have signed on with FaZe in recent months.
White House to target more Chinese apps following TikTok, WeChat crackdowns: Navarro
The Trump administration has cracked down on popular Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat but has more apps in its sights, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said on Monday.
Apple iPad Air to be released shortly, reports say
Although Apple publicly confirmed the launch of its next iPhone would be delayed, updates to the iPad and Apple Watch may be right around the corner, according to reports.
China's new tech export controls could give Beijing a say in TikTok sale
It can take up to 30 days to obtain preliminary approval to export the technology
'Fitbit in your skull': Elon Musk demos link between brain, computer chips
Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk showcased pigs with computer brain chips at an event updating the world on his neuroscience technology program Neuralink.
Fast-food giants race to perfect the drive-through experience
As restaurants across the country have closed their doors -- many permanently -- fast-food and fast-casual chains have taken the opportunity to claim the market and plan to utilize drive-throughs to help expand their reach.
US tech stocks currently worth $9T
U.S. tech stocks are now worth $9.1 trillion collectively.
Apple ends 'Fortnite' creator's App Store account as lawsuit proceeds
Apple Inc said on Friday it had terminated "Fortnite" creator Epic Games' account on its App Store amid a legal battle over the iPhone maker's in-app payment guidelines and accusations they constitute a monopoly.
TikTok sale to Microsoft-Walmart or Oracle could come as early as this weekend
TikTok is in play with the Microsoft- Walmart bid still in the lead
DC sues Instacart over fees customers thought were tips
Grocery delivery service Instacart is being sued over back taxes and the way it operates in Washington D.C.
Facebook accuses Apple of rejecting attempt to tell users about App Store fees
Facebook on Thursday said Apple rejected its 'transparency notice' to let users know the iPhone maker takes a 30% commission on all in-app purchases.
Hewlett Packard gets $1B boost from COVID-19 working and schooling from home
Demand for computer notebooks blew away Hewlett-Packard's own expectations.
Musk confirms Tesla Nevada factory was target of 'serious' cyberattack
The malware was aimed at extracting data from the network and then to threaten the company for ransom money
Facebook removes self-declared militia 'Kenosha Guard' page after fatal shooting deaths
Facebook on Thursday removed a self-declared militia's page titled the "Kenosha Guard" after armed vigilantes began patrolling the streets and a fatal shooting broke out on the third consecutive night of civil unrest in the Wisconsin city.
Amazon opens first Fresh grocery store in Los Angeles
Amazon announced on Thursday that it would open its first Fresh grocery store in Los Angeles, using the company's proprietary smart shopping carts.
Amazon launches fitness band, app
The Halo band will be priced at $99.99
TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer resigns following Trump ban threat
The CEO of Chinese video app TikTok has resigned after just months on the job following a recent threat by President Trump to ban the app in the U.S.
Salesforce.com to cut 1,000 jobs
Salesforce. com Inc. has started to notify some of its staff they could lose their job a day after the business-software provider reported record sales, sending its stock surging.



















