Tech

In a time where many American companies encountered supply-chain issues due to the deadly coronavirus, one technology company was well prepared for the interruption.

Friday purchased Giphy for $400 million on Friday

The Commerce Department is revising its foreign-produced direct product rule and the Entity List of foreign companies subject to restrictions in the U.S. to "narrowly and strategically" target Huawei’s acquisition of semiconductors.

The company broadcasts live and recorded events, such as sports games and music concerts, for virtual-reality headsets

The company plans to spend $12 billion on the project.

GasBuddy found that 31 percent of survey respondents said they planned to go on a road trip this summer.

The goal is to increase awareness of the attackers’ new techniques and how to spot them.

The latest casualty of severe business disruptions

Uber will require riders and drivers to wear face masks beginning May 18 to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, the rideshare company said Wednesday.

The Chinese Communist Party could be trying to gain access to intelligence related to COVID-19 through cyber attacks.

Amazon is lifting restrictions on third-party sellers that delayed one- and two-day delivery times.

Most students at California's public universities won't be returning to classes this fall.

The company did not give forecasts for the fiscal year through March 2021

Magellan Health said a hacker made off with some personal information in a ransomware attack last month.

Social media moderators view disturbing content on a daily basis.

The Internet of Things (IoT) represents devices that connect to the internet and each other to exchange data information.

With dozens coronavirus antibody tests on the market, some consumers are getting false-positive results.

Tech sales have increased amid the coronavirus pandemic as more people set up home offices for the long-term.

Oprah announced the launch of her virtual wellness tour, a free and interactive four-week Zoom event that will air on Saturdays at 11 a.m. EDT starting May 16.

Amazon and Google are helping state governments implement new technology to help them grapple with coronavirus challenges.