The European Commission pulled back the curtain on new rules Tuesday that will place potentially onerous restrictions on U.S. tech giants.

After her divorce from Bezos in 2019, Scott signed up to the “giving pledge” founded by Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates, which commits some of the world’s richest individuals to give away half of their net worth to philanthropic causes during their lifetime.

The deal is part of Spotify's push to become a leader in podcasting as it seeks advertising revenue.

Twitter, which has been using Google Cloud storage and data analytics, goes deeper into the cloud with a major new agreement with AWS.

Group Nine's discussions are the latest sign of a move towards a second wave of consolidation in digital media.

Twitter’s almost two-year case has been viewed as a landmark test for the new European data rules.

Medium-size internet companies are worried that their voices won't be heard in the debate over Section 230 and have launched their own coalition to lobby Congress.

Baidu, which has been working on developing autonomous driving, has seen its market capitalization nearly eclipsed by upstart Chinese electric vehicle makers such as Nio.

Amazon is accused of failing to adequately comply with lawful requests for information and delaying the state’s investigation into its safety protocols.

The settlement resolves the gender discrimination lawsuit filed by Pinterest's former COO, although the underlying issues about sexism in Silicon Valley culture remain.

‘The Office’ moves from Netflix to NBCU's Peacock streaming service starting Jan 1.

The inquiry will seek information from many social media firms, including Twitter, Reddit, Discord, Snap and TikTok's owner ByteDance.

After sophisticated hackers targeted a U.S. cybersecurity firm last week, new attacks on multiple federal government agencies have come to light.

The tech company had bought the show for Apple TV+, but now it's on the market again.

The outage is the latest to hit cloud-based services from Google

The fines, for about $76,000, amounted to a symbolic slap on the wrist for the internet giants, but show the government is paying more attention to their activities.

The hesitation underscores Facebook's challenges applying moderating content across the world, especially in India, which is at high risk of societal violence.

The incident illustrates the challenges Apple faces in diversifying its manufacturing away from China.

The IPO delays follow the successful offerings this week of DoorDash and Airbnb, where their stocks soared well past their IPO price, fueling criticism that the IPOs had been underpriced.

China's online grocery battle is heating up, as tech giants and other investors pour billions of dollars into the fast-growing segment.