As the economic crisis caused by coronavirus unfolded, some investors braced for painful first quarter corporate earnings. But in the tech sector, most companies' results indicted resilience despite the massive disruption.
Nearly 18 months after announcing an independent board designed to hold it more accountable in content moderation decisions, Facebook has revealed the first members.
Last month, Zoom joined a long list of companies whose user data has fallen prey to hackers. More than half a million account logins for the hugely popular video conferencing platform were discovered on the dark web, either offered for free or for next to nothing.
While much of the economy is hurting during the pandemic, video games are thriving. Activision Blizzard beat out its first-quarter outlook, mostly driven by the Call of Duty franchise, from the popular new game mode Warzone, to the mobile game release.
Uber and Lyft were hit with a fresh lawsuit on Tuesday by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and a coalition of city attorneys who allege the companies are misclassifying their workers in violation of a new state law.
WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann has filed a lawsuit accusing Japanese conglomerate SoftBank and its massive investment arm of "breaching their contractual commitments and fiduciary duties" by walking away from a $3 billion share buyout agreement.
Amazon engineer and vice president Tim Bray said he quit his lucrative job at the company over the recent firing of several employees who raised concerns about protections for warehouse workers during the pandemic.
Reliance Jio, India's biggest mobile carrier, just got a big cash injection from Silver Lake, the US private equity firm with a winning track record of big bets on promising tech giants.
As it anticipates a restart to its core rideshare business amid the pandemic, Uber plans to require drivers and riders to wear face masks or face coverings when using the platform in certain countries, including the United States, CNN Business has learned.
Wearing a striped shirt and Matrix-style dark glasses, Onel de Guzman stared at the floor as he made his way through a crowd of photographers into a hastily arranged press conference in Quezon City, a suburb of the Philippines capital Manila.
SpaceX's chief operating officer, Gwynne Shotwell, on Friday asked space enthusiasts to stay home to watch footage of the company's first-ever crewed mission take off from Florida this month amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
