Austrian lawyer Max Schrems is good at making life difficult for Big Tech. But his latest case could have major implications for all sorts of companies.
Marriott faces a $124 million fine for failing to protect customer data, the second major penalty proposed this week by UK regulators under Europe's tough new privacy rules.
Alphabet's plans to develop a Toronto neighborhood could set a dangerous precedent for the future of data-driven cities, according to data governance experts.
Bill Gates said Steve Jobs was a wizard who took Apple off its "path to die" and put it on a path to becoming the world's most valuable company, despite his reputation as an abrasive leader.
SpaceX just shared some footage from a successful attempt to recapture part of a rocket's nose cone after it plunged into the ocean. The results are stunning.
Apple may soon give up on one of its most maddening design changes. The new MacBook keyboard will revert to the sturdier, clickier keys of old, a prominent analyst reports.
Samsung is warning investors that its second quarter profit likely plunged 56%, as the company continued to struggle with sluggish demand for memory chips and smartphones.
Fortnite soared to the top of the video game world when it launched in 2017. Electronic Arts' "Apex Legends," a similar free-to-play battle royale game, where players fight until the last squad standing, eclipsed "Fortnite" in online views in February.
Australia's competition regulator has filed a lawsuit against Samsung, alleging that ads touting the company's Galaxy smartphones as water resistant were misleading.
