Samsung's Galaxy Z flip phone makes debut
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Amazon's Jay Carney dismisses safety record reports in combative Twitter session
Amazon Senior Vice President Jay Carney dismissed stories about the tech giant's safety record in a series of Monday tweets.
Google HR chief Eileen Naughton to step down as employee tensions grow
Google CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed Naughton will be assuming another position at the company in a statement.
T-Mobile-Sprint's $26B deal approved by judge, stocks spike
The combined company will create a stronger competitor against bigger telecoms AT&T and Verizon.
T-Mobile-Sprint merger approved by federal judge, who rejects state antitrust concerns
T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp won a federal court fight as a judge ruled on Tuesday that their $26 billion merger was legal and should be allowed.
Amazon retains dominant position in smart speaker market, despite rising competition
Experts say the item has built a "convincing lead" over rival products.
How will coronavirus toughen 5G race for US?
Some policymakers and tech experts have concerns that China will outrun the U.S. in the race to 5G.
Slack clarifies IBM speculation
The workplace messaging system clarifies IBM account.
Big Tech running over FTC, agency needs revamp: Republican senator
Sen. Josh Hawley wants to hold tech companies accountable by making the Federal Trade Commission part of the Justice Department, saying Monday that such a move would increase its market analysis and enforcement powers.
Xerox raises HP takeover bid
Xerox Holdings Corp on Monday raised its offer to buy PC-maker HP Inc to $24 per share from $22 per share.
Space station delivery from Virginia nixed at last minute
The company came within two to three minutes of launching a cargo ship.
Nancy Pelosi rips Facebook over altered Trump speech-shredding video
Facebook said the segment 'does not violate' criteria that must be met for edited videos to remain on the site.
Trish Regan: DNC head Tom Perez should resign after Iowa caucus chaos
The company behind the failed Democrat voting app has multiple, obvious conflicts of interest.
Amazon employee headcount could near 1M in 2020
The company has a $15 minimum wage.
Phishing scammers use Trump's name more than all other candidates combined in phony emails
"Phishing" is a type of scamming tactic that tricks vulnerable users into giving out sensitive information like credit card numbers.
Netflix identifies 9 videos removed on foreign government orders
Netflix removed three pieces of content, all related to marijuana, in Singapore in 2018.
Uber's new profit target wins five-star rating from Wall Street
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been trying to change the company's image since replacing co-founder Travis Kalanick in 2017 after a series of complaints over his behavior.
Majority of women on dating apps report sexually explicit messages or photos
The number of Americans who use dating apps has increased from 11 percent in 2013 to 30 percent in 2019.
Pinterest revenue tops $1B but profit proves elusive
Pinterest, which emerged in its early days as a favorite for design enthusiasts and do-it-yourselfers who could "pin" visual ideas on digital boards, has been expanding by helping people find shopping ideas and inspiration.
Best cities for women in tech
Personal finance tech company SmartAsset published a report that found which U.S. cities are the best for women in the tech industry.