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The reorganization comes as the company is expected to face lawsuits from regulators in the coming months.

For years Amazon Web Services employees have relied on an in-house tool, Amazon Chime, for video calls. Employees can now use Slack, which is more popular.

Zillow has seen significant increases in listing for furnished rentals and rentals of six-months or less, a sign that Airbnb hosts have pivoted to the long-term rental market as a result of the coronavirus's impact on the tourism industry.

Facebook announced that it will no longer allow state-controlled media outlets to run ads on its social networks, effective this summer.

ZoomInfo priced its IPO at $21 per share on Wednesday after raising the range to between $19 and $20.

Misinformation is everywhere, particularly when it comes to false health content. Here's a guide to how to spot it.

Tech is tools that humans use to get what they want and need, so it's really humans in control," Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told CNBC.

Google Maps has a hidden feature called "Plus Codes" that are like digital addresses. Plus Codes allow you to share your exact location, or the location of something like a car or campsite, even if it doesn't have an address.

Cook addresses the "senseless" death of George Floyd, "deeply rooted discrimination" in the justice system and racial disparities in health care.

Researchers in Cambridge and Beijing are calling on nations to work together on artificial intelligence (AI) and ensure that it benefits all of humanity.

Here's what SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell and CEO Elon Musk wrote to employees after Demo-2 success, and protests against racism and police brutality in the US.

The company temporarily closed two of its Midwest delivery stations as a result of escalating civil unrest.

The Twitter founder gives to the organization as he faces criticism from conservatives.

Several companies have issued statements in the past week regarding the protests and in support of the black community, but Ursula Burns said people must understand that there's still so much progress to be made, especially in the board room.

ZoomInfo is aiming to price its IPO $1 ahead of its already-buoyed price range, two sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Some of the posts feature a screenshot of a tweet by a fake antifa Twitter account that Twitter said was created by the white nationalist group Identity Evropa.

Scientists say digital immunity passports raise a number of issues, from how immunity is determined to the protection of users' privacy.

Facebook's Oversight Board, an independent body that can overturn the company's own content moderation decisions, announced on Wednesday that it is not yet operational, so won't review a controversial post from President Donald Trump that the company has refused to take down or moderate.

Rather than deliver end-to-end call encryption for every user, Zoom plans to provide that protection for certain paying customers.

Sundar Pichai told employees to take nearly 9 minutes of silence to honor black lives lost.