Facebook is developing a new section devoted to curating "high quality" and "trustworthy" news, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Monday. And, according to a person familiar with the conversations, executives have discussed possibly launching it by the end of 2019.
Hundreds of Google employees demand the company remove the president of conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation from a newly formed group meant to advise the company on responsible usage of artificial intelligence.
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg, who has been under scrutiny for the social media company's is calling for regulators to play a "more active role" in establishing rules for the internet.
For years, Uber tried to bulldoze ahead of Lyft and other rivals through a mix of aggressive fundraising and dirty tricks. At one point in 2017, Uber's former CEO Travis Kalanick was caught bragging on video that it was "a piece of cake" to compete with Lyft. "I've beaten them," he said.
Billions of robocalls are vexing Americans — and it's not slowing down. Blocking apps and spam filters are far from perfect, and telecom companies are hopeful new call tracing technology will improve their efforts.
Huawei's profits soared to nearly $9 billion last year, powered by its booming smartphone business, but a US-led campaign against the company weighed on sales of telecom equipment.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has sent letters of inquiry to Twitter and Google about their advertising practices, according to a HUD official.
Amazon will create 800 new tech jobs in Austin, which is its first significant corporate expansion since it canceled plans to build a second headquarters in New York's Long Island City neighborhood.