After a New York Times' investigation into how Google protected three executives in the past decade after being accused of sexual misconduct, the company stressed to employees that it is "dead serious about making sure we provide a safe and inclusive workplace."
A number of political ads run on Facebook raise questions about whether Facebook's political ads policy actually informs users the way it's supposed to — and whether Facebook is doing enough to vet the pages running those ads.
For years, investors waited eagerly for Amazon to turn a profit consistently. Now, even a quarterly earnings record isn't enough for Amazon to impress Wall Street.
The rapid rise of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin helped make AMD a darling of Wall Street. But cryptocurrencies have lost their luster and the company with the hottest stock is now feeling the pinch.
Amazon has been trying for years to sell services, from home cleaning to television installation, on its website. But doing so has been easier said than done.
Apple CEO Tim Cook wants governments around the world to enact privacy legislation to restrict how much data companies can collect from their customers.
