Huawei exec denies US intelligence on China backdoor access
Huawei Technologies Chief Security Officer Andy Purdy on Thursday denied U.S. intelligence alleging China has backdoor access to the tech giant's mobile devices.
Lyft races toward profitability after hitting $1B in revenue for first time
Lyft reported earnings amid ongoing intense competition from its rideshare rival, Uber, which controls a larger share of the market.
T-Mobile-Sprint merger approved by federal judge, who rejects state antitrust concerns
T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp won a federal court fight as a judge ruled on Tuesday that their $26 billion merger was legal and should be allowed.
STEM jobs pay well as US business schools take note
How STEM degree programs can lure in international students to business schools in the U.S., and the most lucrative careers.
Disney+ paid subscriber count unveiled as earnings beat Wall Street's expectations
Since its Nov. 12 launch, Disney+ has gained 28.6 million paid subscribers, the company said.
Apple antitrust investigators question app developers: Sources
The U.S. Justice Department has reached out to app developers as part of its investigation into Apple Inc, , according one of the developers and another person familiar with the investigation.
App creators who alleged Apple antitrust violations try to rally developers against Big Tech
The creators of email management app Bluemail are calling on other developers who feel they have been cheated by Apple to stand up to Big Tech.
Elon Musk says Tesla will host hackathon at his house
Tesla founder Elon Musk tweeted Sunday that the automaker will be holding a hackathon at his house in around four weeks.
Google hosts summit with Washington, DC, policy experts
The summit will give Google a chance to help the policy pros from across the political spectrum understand its products better.
Antivirus program tracked users' porn habits, sold browsing data
Antivirus program Avast, which is used by hundreds of millions of people, collected and sold users' most secretive browsing data to some of the world's largest companies until 2019.
Apple iPhone demand fuels record holiday sales, but coronavirus fears loom
Apple reported earnings as China, one of its crucial international markets, contends with an outbreak of deadly coronavirus.
New TikTok competitor Byte already filled with spam after launch
The app created by Vine founder Dom Hoffman will likely present some competition to China's TikTok.
Xerox beats quarterly profit estimates, holds firm on HP buyout
Xerox, facing a slowdown in demand as businesses cut down on printing their paperwork, has laid out a three-year cost-cutting plan under a CEO nominated by activist investor Carl Icahn.
Video call app Zoom adds security fixes after eavesdrop hack discovered
The vulnerability could have allowed hackers to eavesdrop on calls and have access to all documents shared in the meetings.
Google backtracks on new Search results design after backlash
The new design added a small icon next to each Search result, blurring the lines between actual search results and advertisements.
US Treasury chief says trade deal possible with UK in a year
Mnuchin's UK visit followed the World Economic Forum in Davos.
US, UK leaders talk telecoms security ahead of 5G decision
The United States is pushing Britain and other allies to ban Huawei from making parts of its 5G network.
Nonprofits worry sale of dot-org universe will raise costs
The company that controls the dot-org online universe is putting the registry of domain names up for sale.
Apple plans production of low-cost iPhone model: Report
Some have nicknamed the prospective model the iPhone 9.