The Latest Breaking News on Big tech

More than a dozen employees past and present say Apple’s HR team puts the company’s reputation ahead of worker welfare

Nigeria asked Google to block the use of YouTube channels and livestreams by banned groups and terrorist organizations in the country, Information Minister Lai Mohammed said on Thursday.

CHICAGO — Google has agreed to buy the soon-to-be-renovated James R. Thompson Center in heart of the Loop, a victory for Chicago’s central business district and for Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker as he seeks reelection and fends off criticism over recent high-profile corporate departures.

Google’s revenue growth during the past quarter decelerated to its slowest pace in two years as advertisers reined in their spending amid fears of an economic recession

Australia's Telstra has landed one of the largest partnerships technology giant Microsoft has established with a telecommunications provider globally.

Company said Blake Lemoine violated Google policies and that his claims were ‘wholly unfounded’

Denis Pushilin, head of the Donetsk People’s Republic says the search engine spreads ‘disinformation’

Leader of self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic accuses search engine of promoting ‘terrorism and violence against all Russians’

With recession fears mounting — and inflation, the war in Ukraine and the lingering pandemic taking a toll — many tech companies are rethinking their staffing needs, with some of them instituting hiring freezes, rescinding offers and even starting layoffs.

The FTC is still investigating, but an official ruling likely isn't far off.

Following Netflix's first drop in subscribers in a decade, the streaming giant has joined forces with Microsoft to provide an ad-supported service for those who cannot afford the full cost.