Facebook said Thursday it will remove some ads run by President Donald Trump's re-election campaign that it says ran afoul of its policies to "prevent confusion around the official US census."
As the coronavirus spreads further into Europe and the Americas, another infection is spreading: an epidemic of misinformation online. It's been dubbed the "infodemic."
Amazon has recommended all employees who work in Seattle and Bellevue, Washington, to work from home if they are able to do so until the end of the month, according to a statement from an Amazon spokesperson.
India's top court struck down a ban on cryptocurrency trading by the country's central bank, ending a nearly two-year legal battle to get the virtual currencies reinstated in the country.
South by Southwest, the annual tech, film and music conference in Austin, will proceed as planned despite concerns about coronavirus, Austin public health officials said during a press conference on Wednesday.
For years, some of the most towering figures in Silicon Valley have pulled off a feat that's equal parts impressive and head-scratching: running two or more sizable companies at the same time. Now, it's coming under scrutiny.
Foxconn, the main assembler of Apple products such as the iPhone and iPad, expects to resume normal production by the end of the month after the coronavirus outbreak forced it to close factories in China in late January.
Waymo, the self-driving arm of Google's parent company Alphabet, announced Monday that it has raised $2.25 billion in its first external round of funding. And, it said, it expects to raise even more money as it looks to scale and expand its business.
Apple will pay up to half a billion dollars to settle a class action lawsuit accusing it of slowing down older iPhone models to compel users to buy new ones.
Riot Games, the video game studio behind one of the world's biggest PC games, "League of Legends," is revealing more details about its first shooter game.
As health officials in a growing number of countries fight to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, they're also working to stem a secondary issue that the World Health Organization is calling an "infodemic."
