For nearly two years, Uber raced to rebuild its executive bench, overhaul its internal culture and repair its tarnished brand after suffering a long list of PR crises, all with the stated intention of being ready to go public in 2019.
It was less than two years ago that Uber picked its new CEO. Dara Khosrowshahi left his comfy gig as the head of Expedia to lead what was at the time the most dysfunctional company in tech.
The US Justice Department has charged two people in China over their alleged role in a high-profile hacking campaign that started in 2014 and stole reams of people's personal information from multiple companies.
Instagram said Thursday it will now block additional hashtags that surface vaccine misinformation, but other hashtags and content promoted by anti-vaccination accounts are still thriving on the platform.
Federal regulators have voted to bar a Chinese state-owned telecommunications firm from selling phone service in the United States, arguing that letting China Mobile establish U.S. operations could pose grave risks to national security.
Facebook really wants people to keep wishing each other a happy birthday on the social network, so it's launching a new birthday feature and throwing it a party to celebrate.
Uber has reached a settlement with tens of thousands of its drivers in the United States over their employment status. Uber and Lyft drivers staged a strike on Wednesday ahead of the IPO.
The Wonder recently raised $2 million in seed funding from investors, including former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, designer Rebecca Minkoff and the Female Founders Fund.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has returned an award for a women's sex toy, four months after it was revoked in a move that drew accusations of gender bias.
Chris Hughes helped Mark Zuckerberg transform Facebook from a dorm-room project into a real business. Now, he's calling for the company to be broken up.
The chief financial officer of Chinese tech giant Huawei was back in a Canadian court Wednesday for what is shaping up to be a very long battle against extradition to the United States.
Two months after Facebook pledged to fight vaccine misinformation on its platforms, Instagram is still serving up posts from anti-vaccination accounts.
