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US stocks rose on Friday after Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple posted blowout results

Australia unveils law forcing tech giants to pay for news

Australian regulators are looking to even the playing field between big tech companies and social media outlets, with platforms such as Facebook and Google accused of killing off digital media companies.

Facebook quarterly profit rockets despite ad boycott, pandemic

US stocks finished mixed on Thursday as US GDP plummeted by a record figure, but tech stocks gained

US stocks fell on Thursday as US GDP plummeted by a record figure, while initial jobless claims rose.

Holocaust survivors urge Facebook to remove genocide denial posts

The Apple CEO seemed to receive the least questions during the hearings.

Google's CEO was subjected to hard questions about the multinational company's practices.

The Amazon CEO frequently claimed ignorance of the specific claims and evidence presented by members of the House antitrust committee.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced hard questions about the company's true motivations for buying Instagram in 2012.

The new effort will utilize the social media platform to convey their message.

The Dow falls more than 200 points at bell as traders await antitrust hearing involving Big Tech CEOs

TikTok says 'we are not the enemy'

The four CEOs will appear before a House subcommittee to argue against any potential changes or new proposals to antitrust laws that could stifle the growth of big tech in the U.S.

Anger grows over Hong Kong university sacking of activist

Lee Kuan Yew grandson convicted of contempt of court in Singapore

Zuckerberg and Bezos to defend American success stories

Vice Chairman Robert Kindler said breaking up companies like Facebook and Amazon wouldn't offer any consumer benefit.

"My adrenaline was so high and I was just so excited, I didn’t realize I had lost it,” skydiver says in interview.

The ad was released Monday by Republican Sen. David Perdue's campaign against his opponent, depicting Democrat Jon Ossoff with a larger nose.

Facebook says EU antitrust probe invades employee privacy

The Commerce Department on Monday petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to review liability protections for companies such as Facebook and Twitter, as Trump continues to rail against perceived anti-conservative bias on social media.

The social media giant that it has complied with the investigation, but the latest round of requests would see them handing over sensitive employee information.

Bystander filmed the couple getting into verbal exchanges with several shopper; they have subsequently been banned from all U.S. Walmart locations for at least one year.

The center's staff said the teens' parents were dropping them off and leaving, causing occupancy to surpass the state's 50% occupancy allowed under Gov. Bill Lee and the Tennessee Health Department's standing order amid coronavirus.

“If you vote for (Joe) Biden, you’re going to be living in Nazi Germany,” the woman with the swastika mask said in the video.

The hearing involves the extended investigation into the competition between the biggest names in tech.

Bolsonaro says he tested negative for COVID-19, two weeks after diagnosis