Facebook announced Wednesday that it will lift the blanket ban on advertisements for face masks, which it introduced in the early weeks of the pandemic to help combat price gouging and medical supply shortages.
At Sony's upcoming PlayStation 5 event on Thursday, the company will finally officially reveal some of the games that will be available on its hotly anticipated console.
Less than a week after cofounder Alexis Ohanian stepped down from Reddit's board and urged he be replaced with a black candidate, the company has followed through.
Uber has lost out on a high-profile deal that would have given a big boost to its food delivery business that has seen surging demand during the pandemic.
Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank just conducted voluntary Covid-19 antibody tests on more than 44,000 employees, their families, clients and outside medical professionals such as doctors and dentists. The company says it is the largest such test by a Japanese company.
The US government is seeking fines of up to $225 million from health insurance telemarketers who allegedly made a billion unwanted robocalls in violation of Federal Communications Commission rules.
China's Alibaba will add 5,000 jobs to its cloud computing division between now and the end of the year as the coronavirus crisis stimulates demand for streaming, video calls and data storage.
Instead of the usual popular name rankings and photos of sweet babies, the site's homepage shows a black box with dozens of names, all belonging to black Americans who've died due to police violence or, in a few cases, at the hands of civilians.
With people around the world self-isolating at home in order to curb the spread of Covid-19, Apple has received a patent for software that would allow people to take group selfies while socially distancing from one another.
Huawei launched a major public relations campaign in the United Kingdom on Monday in a bid to persuade British politicians and the public that it can be trusted to help build the country's 5G network.
JD.com is planning a secondary listing for its shares on Hong Kong's stock market — the latest example of how the city is becoming a fallback for Chinese companies fearful of possible regulatory trouble in the United States.
More than 140 scientists who have received funding and support from Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropic organization wrote to the Facebook CEO Saturday expressing concern about how he handled President Donald Trump's posts on the platform.
Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will review its policies concerning the state use of force, voter suppression and content moderation, as the company faces a backlash from many of its own workers over its inaction on controversial posts by President Donald Trump.
Instacart is making changes to its tipping policy in an apparent effort to curb the practice of "tip baiting" on its grocery-delivery app following a report from CNN Business.
