Technology

Senior Taliban officials bought blue checks from Twitter but the verified status appears to have been revoked after media reports of the purchases.

Johns Hopkins' Dr. Marty Makary says it may sound like "pie in the sky," but the aging process may be reversible after new findings from Harvard scientists.

Data from Layoff.ai shows over 25,000 global tech workers have lost jobs in the first few weeks of the new year, underscoring how troubles persist in the tech industry.

Andy Jassy announced that Amazon employees impacted by its largest layoff in history will start to get notified Wednesday. The company plans to lay off just over 18,000 people.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger praises the CHIPS and Science Act for advancing the U.S. semiconductor industry to compete with China while at the World Economic Forum.

Bitcoin is up over 25% in the past two weeks after dropping 64% in 2022, though questions remain about whether the virtual currency can find long-term support at those levels.

NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Wallops Island, Virginia, will support the Rocket Lab USA's first launch of the Electron Rocket, currently scheduled to lift off on Monday at 6 p.m.

UMC, whose clients include Qualcomm Inc. and Germany's Infineon, has benefited from a global semiconductor shortage that has kept chipmaker order books full in the past two years or so

Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok is reportedly offering U.S. officials oversight of its algorithms, a major concession as the company seeks to avert a ban.

Global sales of fully electric vehicles totaled around 7.8 million units, an increase of as much as 68% from the previous year, according to preliminary research.