Tech Industry

The company is among several who have expanded benefits for employees affected by bans in Texas and other states.

The drama continues.

From Twitter to Titter?

SpaceX previously claimed the U.S. didn't give them any money to send Starlink to Ukraine.

Over 12,000 artists, vintage sellers, and other craftspeople are closing up shop in protest of Etsy's policies.

Sorry about that.

Since the airdrop was canceled Ethereum transactions to Ukraine have dramatically dropped.

The win of grassroots organizers over one of the world's biggest corporations is beyond historic.

Targeted Victory receives receives hundreds of millions from Republican campaigns.

Cryptocurrency is completely unnecessary to donate to Ukraine.

This is what 'the big guns' look like — and they aren't nearly big enough.

Let's face it, a solid WiFi connection is essential.

Sharing is caring, and apparently costly.

Is DuckDuckGo turning on its users, or did they misunderstand the search engine to begin with?

For International Women's Day, Tim Cook honored women on Twitter while the Apple Event prominently featured female developers. There's just one problem.

Blue sweater, yellow watch band.

Is a new iPhone SE on the way?

It's just the latest company to do so.

There's a new player in the cyberwar.

A most bizarre ransom.

Another major tech company says no to Putin's Russia.

Disinformation is spreading. Here's what Big Tech's doing to stop it.

The social sharing website Reddit is the first to outright ban links from these outlets entirely.

The company will focus on Amazon Fresh, Go, Whole Foods, and cashierless tech.

Did TikTok put young people at risk? State attorneys general want to know.