Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday outlined to employees a new set of principles to guide debates and conversations within Workplace, the company's internal social network.
Business continuity experts spend their entire careers trying to imagine the unimaginable. What if an explosion takes out the electrical grid in a major city? What if a cyberattack disables our servers? What if a global pandemic suddenly forces our entire staff to work from home for the rest of the year—or longer?
Facebook announced new policies that will limit the spread of groups on its social network that focus on giving users health advice as well as groups with ties to violence.
Redwood Materials will be working with Amazon to recycle electric vehicle batteries, other lithium-ion batteries and e-waste from various operations within Amazon.
Tonal raises $110 million from Amazon Alexa Fund, Steph Curry and others, after seeing surging demand for its at-home strength training machines during the pandemic.
Beijing-based ByteDance, which owns the popular short video sharing app, rejected Microsoft's bid to buy TikTok's U.S. operations and instead chose Oracle to become TikTok's U.S. technology partner.
The two-year study is looking at whether data collected from the Apple Watch can help people with asthma predict potentially serious outcomes, which could lead to hospitalization. About 1.8 million people end up in emergency rooms from asthma each year.
Apple just released iOS 14, its big new software update for iPhones. It offers lots of fresh features, like big changes to the home screen, iMessage, privacy and more. It's available for lots of older iPhones all the way back to the first-generation iPhone SE and the iPhone 6s.
Google is expanding its moderation system for internal message boards as it tries to appease employees' desire for transparency and open dialogue while still cracking down on divisive distractions, as staffers work from home through summer 2021.
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