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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

NASA says it will continue to work with Russia's Roscosmos space agency aboard the International Space Station despite new sanctions against the country over its invasion of Ukraine.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating whether stock sales by Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his brother Kimbal violated insider trading rules.

Cybersecurity expert and attorney Leeza Garber joined “Mornings with Maria,” Thursday and explains how the U.S. can “be proactive” on protecting their assets during a possible cyberattack amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The U.S. government is on high alert for signs of Russian cyberattacks against banks and other financial institutions after Moscow launched a wide-ranging attack on Ukraine on Thursday, eliciting harsh sanctions from the international community.

The European Union is proposing legislation that would force more data sharing among companies in Europe—aiming to loosen the grip officials say a few big tech companies have on some commercial and industrial data.

Last year Palo Alto resident Brian Hamachek was looking over a government website listing payouts for the Paycheck Protection Program. He immediately noted many businesses listed either didn't exist or greatly exaggerated their number of employees.