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Influential Black women are taking over the Instagram accounts of their White counterparts on Thursday to mark the beginning of the UK's Black History Month.

Facebook said Wednesday it will not accept ads that seek to delegitimize the results of the 2020 US election or that speculate voting will lead to illegitimate outcomes.

Google is tapping out of the super-expensive smartphone race.

Palantir Technologies, the secretive data company best known for taking on controversial work for the US government, made its Wall Street debut Wednesday.

Some Instagram users will now be able to message their friends on Messenger, without needing a Facebook account.

Two women alleged that they were sexually assaulted when they were teenagers by Trevor Milton, the founder and former executive chairman of Nikola Motor Company.

With President Donald Trump's election campaign repeatedly sharing misinformation on social media, the Biden campaign wrote to Facebook on the eve of the first presidential debate calling on the company to take action against Trump.

The world's first jet suit-wearing paramedic could be coming to the hilly terrain of the Lake District in the United Kingdom.

TikTok is pushing the get-out-the-vote message, albeit a little late. The short-form video app on Tuesday launched a US elections guide, including voter registration and election information from sources such as BallotReady and SignVote. TikTok will also link to its guide at the bottom of videos related to the elections or from verified political accounts.

Chinese online media firm Sina Corp. is quitting Wall Street as Chinese tech companies come under heightened scrutiny in the United States.

Amazon's latest effort to speed up shopping trips lets you pay with the palm of your hand at some of its stores.

A federal judge presiding over a high-stakes antitrust lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games — maker of the popular video game Fortnite — repeatedly slammed Epic on Monday on its legal theories and tactics in the company's case against the iOS App Store, a court battle that could reshape the digital economy.

A former finance manager for Amazon.com and two of her family members were charged on Monday with insider trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused the family of making $1.4 million from unlawful trading.

Microsoft 365 was hit with a significant outage late Monday that affected users' access to multiple services, including Outlook.

Uber has won the right to continue operating in London, a crucial market for the company.

Shares in Chinese chipmaker SMIC fell 6% in Hong Kong on Monday on fears that it will soon lose access to key US technology.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk doesn't seem to approve of Microsoft's deal with OpenAI — the research company he co-founded in 2015.

A federal judge has partially granted TikTok's request for a temporary injunction against the Trump administration, blocking a US government ban on downloads of the app mere hours before the policy was set to take effect.

One of the most explosive Silicon Valley scandals of all time was a poorly run, easily discovered scheme inspired by a 1980s teen comedy, conducted by a company long past its heyday to harass a mom and pop blog.

The race to keep TikTok operating in the United States has turned into a saga of intricate dealmaking and political flattery.