Technology

It’s the latest step in Facebook’s push to provide accurate information and debunk myths and falsehoods on certain topics.

DoorDash plans to list 33 million shares at a price between $75 and $85.

The National Football League will postpone its Week 12 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers due to Covid-19 until Wednesday.

General Motors and Nikola announced a reworked, smaller agreement that abandons plans to build Nikola’s Badger pickup truck for consumers.

The announcement means that the FCC could reach a Democratic majority sooner than it would otherwise be able to.

The U.K. said in July that carriers would have to stop buying Huawei 5G equipment by year-end and strip out its kit from their infrastructure by 2027.

ByteDance has been given another week to sell off TikTok’s U.S. business and avoid a ban.

This family sold everything to make a big bet on bitcoin. Now they’re camping out in the Netherlands, waiting to be multimillionaires.

You might want to try mesh networking if you know you pay for fast internet but feel like your home Wi-Fi is slow in some rooms.

Amazon has spent several months preparing for a Black Friday and holiday peak like no other.

While Google was quick to mobilize employees amid the Covid-19 pandemic, one thing it wasn’t as prepared for was the toll on employees’ mental health.

As Nextdoor moves toward a possible public listing, investors and communities are asking it to clean up racism so the good parts can shine through.

Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency is readying to launch as early as January, the Financial Times reported on Friday.

Full-time operations employees will receive a $300 bonus, while part-time workers will get a $150 bonus.

The company’s “conversion lift” tool suffered a glitch that reportedly affected thousands of ads between August 2019 and August 2020.

India has blocked at least 220 Chinese mobile apps, some of them made by China’s prominent consumer-facing tech companies like ByteDance, Tencent and Alibaba.

In future, artificial intelligence will help to diagnose patients and develop the medicine required at “very low costs,” says venture capitalist Tim Draper.

The U.S. private sector alone cannot compete with the entire Chinese government and private sector in tech development, said Edward Knight of Nasdaq.

The holiday tradition of visiting Santa Claus at the mall is just the latest casualty of the coronavirus pandemic. But as malls cancel their in-person events, out-of-work Santas are moving to online platforms to continue the Christmas tradition virtually. And for many families, that’s turning out to be even better than the real thing.

The self-driving car company says it needs to clamp down on violations in order to prevent another potential service shutdown.