Facebook and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, pledged to fix how it handles political and issue ads in the wake of Russian meddling in 2016. But just days before the midterm elections, a key part of Facebook's effort is broken, and it's unclear if the company is doing anything to fix it.
Google employees are demanding five main changes, including an end to forced arbitration in harassment and discrimination cases and a sexual harassment transparency report disclosed to the public.
When the $1,000 iPhone X was announced last year, there was a collective gasp from Apple watchers: Can the company possible get away with charging that much for a phone?
Facebook's growth is stalling. It's spending billions of dollars and dedicating most of its resources to fix the problem, but Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook won't right the ship for quite some time.
A director of Alphabet's experimental research and development department, Google X, has resigned following last week's New York Times report that claimed he had sexually harassed a job applicant. Richard DeVaul is leaving without any exit package, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Facebook's quarterly revenue and user growth disappointed investors amid a challenging year for a company navigating data misuse, misinformation and election meddling on its platform.
