Robert Duvall joins protests against Amazon data center
Amazon has pledged $35 billion to expand its concentration of data centers in Northern Virginia, but is receiving pushback from protestors -- including actor Robert Duvall.
Twitter says only paid subscribers will be able to use texts for two-factor authentication
Twitter said Friday that only paid subscribers will be able to use text messages as a two-factor authentication method to secure their accounts beginning in March.
Lithium-ion battery fires fuel household concerns
Lithium-ion batteries are fueling homeowner's concerns after the batteries caused a series of fires. Lithium-ion battery fires occur when the battery overheats or a defect.
Tesla drivers worry about wait times as Elon Musk opens up Supercharger network
Elon Musk's Tesla said it would more than double its U.S. Supercharger network by the end of next year to support the growth of its fleet and new EV customers.
Facebook parent Meta gives thousands of workers subpar reviews
Meta has struggled over the past year and a half, encountering growing competition from Chinese rival TikTok and a decline in advertising demand amid a difficult macroeconomic climate.
Reddit slapped with lawsuit by mastermind behind forum that helped spark meme stock craze
After staying silent for three years, WallStreetBets founder Jaime Rogozinski is taking legal and media action to hold Reddit accountable for taking intellectual property.
Top Justice Department official warns against using TikTok: 'We need to be very concerned'
A top Justice Department official warned Thursday that TikTok is a threat due to the "perils of Chinese companies being subject to Chinese national security laws."
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki stepping down
Susan Wojcicki will step down from her position as CEO of YouTube, she announced on Thursday. Her tenure as YouTube's chief executive has spanned about nine years.
Bitcoin hits six-month high
Bitcoin, a digital asset and cryptocurrency, has risen to a six-month high as investors gravitate back to more riskier assets.
US escalates Apple probe, looks to involve antitrust chief
The investigation into whether tech giant Apple has monopoly power that it abuses began in 2019, but enforcers have escalated their efforts in recent months.
New sewing technology projects custom patterns onto material: 'Game changer' for making clothes at home
The innovation called Ditto allows anyone to seamlessly create custom looks, whether it’s at home or in a studio, with the power of projection -- and it's the first technology of its kind in 160 years,
Who's behind ChatGPT? Its CEO reportedly donated hundreds of thousands to Democrats
As questions are being raised regarding ChatGPT's political bias, public filings show OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman donated more than $500,000 to Democratic campaigns.
Will ChatGPT repeat the dot-com and crypto crashes?
ChatGPT will not follow the boom and bust cycle of the 2000 dot-coms and current crypto bankruptcies say a venture capitalist and CEO who explain that investors are more sophisticates and wary.
Musk says Microsoft’s AI-powered Bing needs a ‘bit more polish’ amid reports of bizarre, threatening messages
Elon Musk says Microsoft's AI-powered Bing chatbot may need "a bit more polish" after early users report bizarre and threatening messages.
Elon Musk says 'single world government' could lead to end of civilization at World Government Summit
Elon Musk addressed the 2023 World Government Summit on Wednesday to tell the audience not to purse cooperation to the point that all civilizations are inseparably linked.
Chinese spy flight controversy acting as catalyst for Congress to pass nationwide TikTok ban
Political fallout from the Chinese surveillance balloon controversy could push Congress to pass the No TikTok on United States Devices Act, which would ban the app nationwide.
Elon Musk says he expects a new Twitter CEO toward end of the year
Elon Musk said he intends to choose a new Twitter chief executive toward the end of the year. Respondents of a Twitter poll he ran in December said he should step down as CEO.
Sen. Kennedy: Social media 'lowered the cost of being an A-hole,' making young women 'very fragile'
Sen. John Kennedy spoke Tuesday at the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on "Protecting Our Children Online," expressing concern about social media's effects on kids.
Meta Platforms says chief business officer to exit
The chief business officer at Meta Platforms will exit the company, the corporate parent of Facebook and Instagram said in a statement on Monday.
TikTok’s talks with US have an unofficial player: China
TikTok has been negotiating with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. for over two years on a way to wall off the company’s data and operations from the Chinese government.



















