How Google was founded
Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford University in California.
‘Casino Jack’ Abramoff charged in $5M cryptocurrency fraud
The scheme drew at least $5.6 million from 2,400 investors.
Xerox announces app to track remote employees
Xerox announced its Team Availability App meant to track employee accessibility and location.
Dell explores spinoff of $50 billion stake in VMware
Dell Technologies Inc. is examining options including a spinoff for its roughly $50 billion stake in VMware Inc. as the PC maker seeks to boost the value of its shares.
Square confirms setting aside some users' money for reserve funds after complaints
Financial transaction company Square on Tuesday responded to customer concerns that it is withholding 20-30% of their funds.
Varney: Big tech driving coronavirus comeback
Big tech is the driving force of American business and the big reason behind economic recovery from the coronavirus, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."
Apple WWDC 2020 roundup: All the major announcements
The iPhone maker moved WWDC to a digital format for this year’s event after the coronavirus pandemic forced Apple to cancel the in-person conference.
Wirecard seeks new financing strategy after Moody's junk downgrade
The scandal-hit company, whose CEO resigned on Friday, is desperately seeking to reassure investors after its search for the missing cash hit a dead end in the Philippines, prompting ratings agencies to react.
Most popular videoconference apps
These are the 5 most popular video-conferencing apps in the U.S.
Robinhood trading app makes suicide prevention donation after young trader takes life
The co-founders of the Robinhood trading app said the company is making changes to its “customer experience” and donating $250,000 to suicide prevention after a college student killed himself after the app showed he had a negative balance down $730,000 from trading options.
Apple App Store supported $519B in online commerce in 2019, study finds
The $519 billion in billings and sales was generated across the nearly two million apps available on Apple devices in 175 countries
Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman struggle with their startup — and each other
Two veteran executives with contrasting styles are launching Quibi, an on-the-go streaming service, during a pandemic.
Slack to offer permanent work from home to most employees
Slack is giving its employees the option to make remote work the new normal in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, saying it will "increasingly hire employees who are permanently remote."
Just Eat Takeaway.com nears all-stock deal for Grubhub
Grubhub and Just Eat Takeaway.com, a food-delivery company, are working on an all-stock deal that could be finalized as early as Wednesday.
Starbucks transforming stores for post-coronavirus world: Here's what to expect
Hundreds of Starbucks stores are getting new customer service options or formats over the next 18 months.
5 things to know about Adobe
The San Jose, California-based company employs more than 22,000 people worldwide.
Chinese telecom firms urge FCC not to revoke ability to operate in US
China Telecom (America)’s filing came late Monday.
How are big tech companies responding to George Floyd killing?
The companies and their executives, to no surprise, have turned to their platforms to speak about George Floyd, police brutality and racial injustice.
WeWork co-founder to leave company
WeWork co-founder Miguel McKelvey on Friday announced his decision to leave the company.
American workers fear losing job to robots
A quarter of U.S. workers fear they will lose their jobs to robots that can do tasks previously performed by humans.