On June 5, a car full of White supremacists drove through the streets of Knoxville, Tennessee, harassing and abusing people attending a Black Lives Matter protest. One of those in the car shouted to a group of protesters: "You wanna die? Come on in. 9mm with your name on it."
Telecom giant Verizon said Thursday it is pulling its advertising from Facebook, in what may be the biggest brand yet to join the #StopHateForProfit boycott.
A small Ohio automotive startup is drawing national attention for its new electric pickup truck. If the vehicle, Lordstown Motors' first and only product, proves to be a hit, it could reshape the auto market and help revive a languishing Rust Belt town. But questions linger about whether the newcomer can deliver on its goals.
Democratic lawmakers proposed a sweeping nationwide ban on facial recognition software Thursday, with a bill that seeks tough new limits on the technology at all levels of government.
Huawei received approval on Thursday to build a $1.25 billion research facility in the United Kingdom. The announcement comes as the United Kingdom is scrutinizing the Chinese telecom company's involvement in the country's 5G networks.
SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son knows that his company's staggering losses shook a lot of investors. But he's confident that his recovery strategy is working.
Wirecard has filed for insolvency, just days after a $2 billion accounting scandal at the company burst into the open, crashing its stock and leading to the arrest of its former chief executive.
Uber and Lyft could soon be forced to reclassify their drivers in California as employees or cease operating in the state as part of an escalating legal battle over a new law impacting much of the on-demand economy.
A Facebook executive acknowledged Tuesday that the social media giant faces a "trust deficit" amid a widening advertiser revolt over misinformation and hate speech on the platform.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed an administrative complaint with Detroit's police department over what the advocacy organization claims is the country's first known wrongful arrest involving facial-recognition technology.
Six years ago, a wave of tech companies began taking public steps to improve the diversity of their workforces. Progress since then has been slow. But with renewed focus on the issue in recent weeks, will this time be different?
The Pokémon Company announced "Pokémon Unite," a new game for the Nintendo Switch and mobile, on Wednesday, which gives players more chances to battle each other. And "Pokémon Café Mix" arrives on the Nintendo Switch and mobile Wednesday.
China launched the last satellite in its Beidou navigation network on Tuesday, completing a new rival to GPS and cementing its place in an elite group of countries with their own global navigation satellite systems (GNSS).
Twitter will give its US employees the day off to vote on Election Day starting this year, the company announced in an internal email to all staff on Tuesday.
Apple's gadget reveals and developer conferences are legendary in the tech industry for being meticulously choreographed affairs organized with the secrecy of a spy novel. But the pandemic made the keynote event at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference a different kind of undertaking and spectacle.
