Tech

Facebook shares have been sliding on the news of the boycott.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford University in California.

Facebook faces corporate backlash over policies on hate speech, misinformation on platform.

The new app Flood Factor will help Americans figure out if their home is risk of flooding.

Clorox said it will shift its advertising to other platforms.

Twitter has apologized for accidentally labeling some tweets about the coronavirus pandemic and 5G as misleading content. 

When Barnes & Noble launched its website in 1997 and people thought Amazon would lose to the bookseller, Jeff Bezos told his employees to focus on customers instead of competition.

Nike warned of job cuts Friday after the sportswear retailer reported a $790 million quarterly net loss.

Ozon chief executive Aleksandr Shulgin reportedly met with his Amazon counterpart, Jeff Bezos, “five or six months ago.”

Hackers are just looking for us to drop our guard long enough to slip us some malware. 

Telegram will return $1.2 billion to investors in its canceled crypto token offering and pay an $18.5 million fine.

The eccentric CEO has a net worth of $6 billion.

Unilever announced Friday that it is halting U.S. ads on Facebook and Twitter.

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy on Friday lost a small mirror that floated away at a foot per second.

The Justice Department and state attorneys general are wrapping up antitrust probes into Google and its advertising practices.

 Facebook Inc. is working to persuade its top advertisers not to pause spending on the social network, as it tries to keep a boycott from a handful of marketers from turning into a widespread revolt.

The scheme drew at least $5.6 million from 2,400 investors.

Apple announced Thursday that it is re-closing 14 Apple stores in Florida due to a surge in coronavirus cases.

Goodyear is getting into the electric vehicle business with Lordstown Motors, according to a new partnership announced on Thursday.

Waymo will develop autonomous vehicles for Volvo Cars