Technology

Facebook’s parent company will restrict Russian state-owned media in Europe amid the country’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

Estée Lauder Cos. has fired John Demsey, a senior executive who last week posted a meme on his personal Instagram account that contained a racial slur and a joke about Covid-19.

Russia and the West are pressuring tech companies to respond to the conflict in Ukraine.

After years of enticing employees with large stock awards and surging share prices, some giant technology companies are employing a new tool: cash.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk said Saturday evening that the company's Starlink satellites are now active in Ukraine to alleviate some of the connectivity challenges the country is facing amid the Russia invasion.

An emerging part of Russia’s war arsenal is the shaping of opinion through orchestrated disinformation fighting alongside actual troops and weapons.

The Kremlin is reportedly blocking Russians' access to Twitter as people protest and voice criticism over its invasion of Ukraine.

Twitter will match employee donations that support Ukrainian refugees and make its own gift, the company said Friday.

Facebook has banned Russian state media from running advertisements on their platform from anywhere in the world.

Twitter has suspended advertisements in Russia and Ukraine amid a Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Nick Clegg, Meta Platforms' vice president of global affairs, said in a tweet on Friday that Russia's move came in response to the company's refusal to "stop the independent fact-checking and labeling of content" posted on Facebook by four state-owned media outlets.

Amazon organizer Christian Smalls said Wednesday he was arrested when he delivered warehouse workers food as part of the union campaign he is leading.

Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff discusses the cyber threat the U.S. faces as tensions flare amid Russian invasion in Ukraine