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Jury finds investors failed to prove their claims against the CEO or the electric-car company
As tech companies announce brutal cutbacks, talk continues to swirl over the growing influence of Tik Tok and the power it wields.
Agreement represents bet on transformative nature of artificial intelligence on company’s future business
Streaming company says move is part of broader cost-cutting measures
The iPhone maker’s workforce grew 20% in the past three years, a far slower pace than rivals
Experts say ChatGPT could be a game-changer for Microsoft, as CEO Satya Nadella announces plans to roll out the technology across all of the company’s products.
The company's largest-ever round of layoffs follows a wave of reductions at other technology companies in recent months, including Microsoft, Amazon and Meta.
The speaker has room-sensing technology and sensors that listen for smoke and carbon-monoxide alarms.
The job cuts, which amount to less than 5 percent of the company’s work force, are its largest in roughly eight years.
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The move will encourage Apple Maps users to seek more than just directions by offering new information and photos about business locations.
Elon Musk has announced a huge change is coming to Twitter next month, with many users claiming it will ruin the social media platform.
The tech giant said it would tell some employees affected by the cuts beginning Jan. 18, while Salesforce announced Wednesday it will cut 10 percent of its workforce
The company began letting staff go in November from its devices division, with a source telling Reuters at the time it was targeting around 10,000 cuts.
A separate bipartisan bill that was introduced in Congress on Dec. 13 would ban the TikTok app for everyone in the United States. (Dado Ruvic/Reuters)
The data of 400 million Twitter accounts could potentially be at risk after a cyber criminal tried to sell the information over Telegram.
Some Biden administration officials think TikTok will remain security risk as long as it is owned by Chinese company
Facebook owner Meta has agreed to pay $725m (£600m) to settle legal action over a data breach linked to political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
Top official confirms feature was removed but only temporarily, following Reuters report that prompted criticism of Elon Musk
ByteDance said four employees were fired for examining data of two journalists in attempt to find leak source
