Apple faces two EU antitrust probes over apps
If found guilty, Apple could face a fine of up to 10% of its annual revenue and be forced to adjust its business practices.
5 things to know about Groupon
The name is a portmanteau of “group” and “coupon” – the company sells deals on other businesses’ goods and services, acting as a sort of marketing service for the businesses and digital coupon book for consumers.
Amazon-owned Ring under fire for partnership with police
Activists are calling on Amazon-owned security company Ring to end its police partnerships.
Zoom catches heat for shutting down China-focused rights group’s account
San Francisco-based Humanitarian China said when it tried to access the platform Sunday, it found the account had been closed without notification or explanation from the videoconferencing platform.
4 Republican senators push FCC to act on Trump's social media 'censorship' order
Four Republican senators followed up on President Trump’s executive order last month in asking the Federal Communication Commission to review a rule that protects social media companies’ First Amendment rights.
What is Houseparty?
The video calling and conferencing app differs similar platforms because of its social-focused, rather than professional-focused features.
Why Walmart is winning in online grocery services: Report
Walmart’s physical locations, merged shopping apps and Express Delivery have made it successful during the coronavirus, according to a recent report.
Amazon piloting employee coronavirus testing program
Amazon has started testing some employees for the coronavirus and the pilot program could be rolled out as regular testing of its workers.
5 things to know about Adobe
The San Jose, California-based company employs more than 22,000 people worldwide.
How messaging technology is helping fuel global protests
Protesters are using a variety of technology tools to organize rallies, record police violence and communicate during the marches sweeping the U.S. and other countries following the death of George Floyd.
FBI seeking tips on George Floyd protests' 'violent agitators'
FBI is asking the public to send any tips or digital media that shows any violence at protests
FOX Business television, digital thrive in May
FBN television and digital components thrived in a month packed with financial news amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Stitch Fix to lay off nearly 1,400
Stitch Fix Inc., a personal-shopping service and clothing retailer, notified its roughly 1,400 California-based stylists Monday, or about 18 percent of its total staff, that they will be losing their jobs.
Google postpones Android 11 unveiling amid U.S. protests
Google on Saturday said it has postponed next week’s planned unveiling of the beta version of its latest Android 11 mobile operating system in light of protests and unrest in the United States.
How parents struggle with child care as coronavirus restrictions ease
Here’s what parents are doing to stay afloat as states reopen after the coronavirus lockdown.
What is a phishing scam?
Scammers will often pose as a business or person the victim is familiar with.
Target begins selling products directly on Instagram in push to expand online sales
You can now buy Target products through Instagram Checkout, without leaving the Instagram app.
Car shopping online reached pre-coronavirus levels at end of April: Report
Earlier this week, TrueCars released the results of an analysis of its web traffic before and after the coronavirus.
Texas court holds first US Zoom jury trial
The coronavirus pandemic has put many court cases on indefinite hold and left judges trying to manage some hearings via videoconferencing.
IBM to cut thousands of jobs as coronavirus plays out
IBM’s job cuts were spread across at least five states, leaving longtime employees out of work as the coronavirus pandemic has chilled the economy.