President Donald Trump's administration is looking into banning more Chinese apps that could pose a national security threat, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said late Thursday.
Twitter on Thursday slapped warning labels on several of President Donald Trump's posts, suggesting the messages violated a policy against advocating illegal election activity.
The Lincoln Project is unleashing thousands of its Facebook members to target Republican voters in the key states of Arizona, Texas, Florida, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Pinterest, which banned political advertising itself back in 2018, planned to announce a string of updates Thursday as the presidential election approaches.
Selling order flow is not illegal in itself and most brokerages do it. However, more of Robinhood's overall revenue comes from the practice than other brokers.
Google on Thursday explained in a blog post how Covid-19 has forced it to rethink how it predicts driving conditions, like traffic, for people who use Google Maps.
The deal values Skillz at $3.5 billion -- about 15.5 times its projected 2020 revenue of $225 million -- and would make it the first mobile e-sports platform to go public.
The tech giant announced in July that it aimed for its manufacturing supply chain and product life cycle to become completely carbon neutral in the next decade.
Major gaming titles from companies including Tencent and NetEase were on the list of banned apps, as well a services from other Chinese technology giants like Baidu and Alibaba affiliate, Ant Group.
A new Chinese restriction could complicate a sale by requiring approval for TikTok to sell its algorithm.
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