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Big Tech On Capitol Hill: Here’s What the CEOs of Google, Amazon, Apple and Facebook Will Tell Congress

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.

Zuckerberg And Bezos To Defend American Success Stories

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg, shown in this 2019 file photo, will tell a major antitrust hearing July 29, 2020, that the internet giant would not have succeeded without US laws fostering competition -- but that the rules of the internet now need updatin

Zuckerberg and Bezos to defend American success stories

Facebook Says EU Antitrust Probe Invades Employee Privacy

Facebook says EU antitrust probe invades employee privacy

A House panel has postponed a highly anticipated antitrust hearing with the CEOs of Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google, originally set for July 27

Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon Hearing Over Anti-Trust Laws To Begin Wednesday

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

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Rents In San Francisco Bay Area See Sharp Drop As WFH Becomes The New Normal

Tech workers may have to continue to work from home amid the rising number of coronavirus cases, piling more downward pressure on home rents.

Anthony Fauci, the top US infectious disease expert, has warned that the country is still 'knee-deep' in its first coronavirus wave

'You're Propagating The Pandemic': Fauci Warns America's Young People To Take Coronavirus Seriously

Fauci's warning came in response to rising coronavirus cases among young people who have been found ignoring state guidelines on social distancing.

A Facebook-commissioned audit of the social network's civil rights policies said progress may be obscured by 'vexing and heartbreaking' actions

Facebook Moves Set Back Civil Rights: Audit

Facebook moves set back civil rights: audit

Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg says the leading social network will announce policy changes following the release of its civil rights audit, amid a growing boycott aimed at pressing the platform to remove toxic and hateful content

Facebook Ad Boycott Organizers Say No Progress On Hate Speech

Facebook ad boycott organizers say no progress on hate speech

Facebook Pledges More Action On Toxic Content Ahead Of Meeting

Facebook pledges more action on toxic content ahead of meeting

The chief executives of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google will be allowed to appear virtually while testifying before the US House Committee on the Judiciary during an antitrust investigation hearing

Tech Titan Chiefs To Testify At US Antitrust Committee

Tech titan chiefs to testify at US antitrust committee

One measure in a German bill will step up the pressure on social networking giants like Facebook and Twitter to quickly remove offending content

Why We Need to Do A Better Job Policing The Streets Of Social Media

Facebook and most other social platforms fall tragically short when it comes to protecting its readers and advertisers from being exposed to, or associated with, such content.

Facebook is facing a mounting ad boycott by hundreds of companies over its approach to racist and hate speech

Eight Major Canadian Banks Join Facebook Ad Boycott

Eight major Canadian banks join Facebook ad boycott

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will meet with activists on the social platform's content policy but won't make changes based on "revenue pressure," the company said

Facebook's Zuckerberg To Meet Activists, Won't Act On Boycott

Facebook's Zuckerberg to meet activists, won't act on boycott

MacKenzie Bezos Net Worth: Jeff Bezos Ex-Wife Now 22nd Richest Person In The World

MacKenzie Bezos is the 22nd richest person in the world. With her $36 billion net worth, she ranks fourth on the richest women list of 2020 behind Alice Walton, Julia Koch and Françoise Bettencourt Meyers.

The moves come as Facebook faces an advertiser boycott that has morphed into a global digital activist campaign aimed at curbing hateful and toxic content on the social media platform

Facebook Boots Far-right Network And Boosts Original News

Facebook boots far-right network and boosts original news

Australia last month announced plans to force Google, Facebook, and other internet firms to share advertising revenues earned from news content featured by their search engines

Facebook News: Social Media Giant Removes Hundreds Of Accounts Tied To Far-Right Boogaloo Movement

Facebook has been pressured to do more to combat white supremacy and extremism on its social media platforms.

Facebook has come under mounting pressure from an advertiser boycott to curb racist and inflammatory content on the social network

Facebook Says Will Give Priority To Original News Reporting

Facebook says will give priority to original news reporting

Ford, Adidas Join List Of Companies Boycotting Facebook Ads

They join other brands like Best Buy, Clorox, Starbucks, Coca-Cola, Honda, Unilever, The North Face, Hershey's Levi's, Verizon, HP, Denny's and Ben & Jerry's in a campaign launched by various groups to #StopHateForProfit.

Activists have been stepping up pressure on Facebook to crack down more aggressively on racism and hateful content on the world's biggest social network

As Facebook Ad Boycott Enters New Phase, Impact Unclear

As Facebook ad boycott enters new phase, impact unclear

The court ruled that Facebook had to allow customers the option of opting out of the data sharing it was currently imposing on its users

Facebook Makes Changes Amid Boycott, Will Hide Or Block Misinformation, Content Deemed Hateful

Facebook has been frequently criticized due to its content moderation practices.

While several cities around the world including New York are slowly reopening, officials are warning of a new wave of infections

US Stocks Tumble, Europe Wavers As Coronavirus Advances

US stocks tumble, Europe wavers as coronavirus advances

Unilever Joins Corporate Boycott Of Facebook, Pulls Ads From Platform Over Hate Speech

Among other companies pulling ads from Facebook over hate speech are communications company Verizon and outdoor clothing makers North Face and Patagonia.