China may retaliate against Nokia, Ericsson if EU countries move to ban Huawei
Last week, the U.K., which left the EU earlier this year, ordered its wireless carriers to stop buying Huawei 5G equipment by the end of 2020 and to remove Huawei 5G equipment from its networks by the end of 2027.
Disney slashed ad spending on Facebook amid growing boycott
Walt Disney Co. has dramatically slashed its advertising spending on Facebook Inc., according to people familiar with the situation, the latest setback for the tech giant as it faces a boycott from companies upset with its handling of hate speech and divisive content.
Twitter removes video retweeted by Trump after copyright complaint from Linkin Park
Twitter disabled a campaign-style video that President Donald Trump retweeted on Saturday.
Warren Buffett's Apple stake earns $40B in rebound from coronavirus low
Berkshire Hathaway's Apple stock has surged $40 billion since March.
Amazon settles lawsuit with former employee who went to Google Cloud
Amazon has reached a confidential settlement with a former AWS employee who went to work for Google Cloud.
Cloudflare outage impacting major websites wasn't a cyberattack, company says
Countless prominent websites and services were knocked offline for an extended period.
Walgreens, DoorDash partner for delivery
The on-demand delivery platform will provide services for Walgreens customers in Chicago, Atlanta and Denver now, and will expand the partnership later this summer.
FTC considering deposing top Facebook execs in antitrust probe
The Federal Trade Commission is considering taking sworn testimony from Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg as part of its investigation into whether the social-media giant has violated U.S. antitrust laws, according to people familiar with the matter.
'Madden NFL 21' drops Washington Redskins name, logo
The popular video game will instead feature a generic Washington NFL team until a new name is unveiled.
MLB to use virtual crowd noise from 'The Show' videogame
Home stadiums will have access to about 75 sound effects, such as cheers and boos, at the push of a button.
Median rent in Silicon Valley right now
The median Silicon Valley rent price has dropped significantly year-over-year.
Utah and Georgia install tech that lets roads talk
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that safety applications made possible by V2X could avert or ease the severity of 80% of all crashes that don’t involve impairment.
Auto makers rethink the car with swivel seats, self-cleaning buttons and window art
As the auto industry contemplates the impact of technology—from electric cars, internet connectivity, and ultimately vehicles that drive themselves—designers are reinventing the interior of the automobile and how its passengers experience the ride.
Is telehealth reliable?
Telehealth is becoming increasingly reliable over time, but there is still risk for misdiagnoses.
Why bitcoin fraud is nearly impossible to recover
Bitcoin lost to fraud is nearly impossible to recover because its blockchain is "permissionless."
Co-CEOs are out of style. Why is Netflix resurrecting the management model?
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings has appointed a co-CEO in a rare management arrangement. Mr. Hastings does not expect much to change, as Ted Sarandos remains the chief content officer overseeing the company's vast original programming efforts and entertainment offerings.
Facebook planning TikTok competitor 'Instagram Reels'
Instagram Reels, like TikTok, will showcase 15-second-long videos that users can set to music or remixed audio from other users' videos and will provide users with tools allowing them to edit the content.
Twitter says about 130 accounts were targeted in cyber attack this week
The FBI's San Francisco division is leading an inquiry into the Twitter hacking
Before Twitter-Bitcoin hack, online forum offered accounts for sale
Before a hacking campaign tore through Twitter and compromised some of its most high-profile users, an ad went up on a gray market site that facilitates the trade of user accounts for popular websites, including not only Twitter but Netflix, Instagram, Minecraft and others.
Twitter employee involved in mass hacking: Report
A Twitter employee helped give hackers access to a number of high-profile accounts using an internal tool, according to Motherboard.



















