Technology

Intel Earns 6% More than Last Year This Thursday, Intel, the manufacturer of microchips and electronic equipment, announced a profit of 15,042 million dollars…

Huawei Launches the Latest Smartphone Amid US Ban Huawei Technologies Co. introduced the Mate 40 series of smartphones on Thursday, powered by its self-designed…

Amazon Workers will be Able to Work from Home Until June Amazon.com Inc. will let its corporate employees work from their homes until June 2021. The company will be…

The US will Sue Google for Monopoly in Internet Searches The United States Government plans to announce a lawsuit against Google for a monopoly in the internet…

Tech Companies Now Want to Solve the Electricity Problem One of humanity's grand challenges is breaking its dependence on fossil fuels and accelerating renewable…

Twitter CEO - Blocking New York Post Article was Wrong CEO of Twitter Inc, Jack Dorsey, said the company acted wrongly this week. He referred to blocked links to an…

TikTok Attempts to Block Second Round of US Restrictions TikTok Inc. requested a federal judge to block a broad set of government restrictions designed to curb the…

Facebook Bans Ads that Discourage Vaccination The social network Facebook changed its internal policy on Tuesday to prohibit ads that discourage vaccination. The…

Apple is Announcing New Products The US multinational is holding its keynote event this Tuesday. Its new products will be announced. In the absence of official…

Pakistan Bans TikTok after Accumulating 43 Million Installs Pakistani regulators decided to block the popular video app TikTok in the country, citing the company's…

Facebook Will Ban Political Ads Facebook Inc. is toughening its rules on content related to the US presidential election next month. It will also institute a…

The Bank of Japan will conduct experiments to test digital currencies.

Motley Fool is quitting Hong Kong, closing its operations due to the Asian financial hub’s uncertain political outlook.

Microsoft Corp denied a suggestion by the U.S. Department of Labor that its diversity plan illegally discriminates by race.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX won a $149 million contract to build missile-tracking satellites for the Pentagon.

Twitter has confirmed it’s working on a new feature, Birdwatch.

Amazon confirms that 19,816 or 1.4% of its 1,372,000 front-line employees test positive for COVID-19 for the testing period starting March through September 19,…

Tesla spectators will start the month right. The EV manufacturer announced on Thursday that it would be cutting the starting prices of its Model 3 electric sedans.

The much-awaited report over antitrust probes involving the technology industry's biggest names is due for release early next week, reports say.

Google Meet finally has a solution to the digital world's incumbent problem on unwanted noise.