The ruling will let Apple appeal before adding links to alternative payment options.

Google and Roku have ended a months-long feud over the distribution of the YouTube and YouTube TV apps on one of the top connected-TV platforms.

The Financial Times report suggests that big tech companies that used the legal structure to list shares overseas won’t be forced to delist or restructure.

The Twitter-like microblog is the first U.S.-listed Chinese company to seek a dual listing after Didi Global’s announcement it would delist from the U.S.

An Amazon Web Services outage Tuesday highlighted the extent to which the tech giant’s products undergird a sizable chunk of the modern web

The online retailer, which sends customers five items in a box, has added features that make it feel more like a traditional e-commerce retailer. Its sales results for the first quarter of the new fiscal year show that strategy may not be working for them.

The executive says he intends to stay at Meta until the second quarter of 2022.

Geoff Morrell will replace longtime Disney exec Zenia Mucha who is retiring at the end of the year.

The surprise move also merged the company’s mobile and consumer electronics units of the South Korean conglomerate and reduced the number of co-CEOs down to two from three.

The level of investment is more than triple the amount of investment from last year.

The lawsuit claims Meta’s inaction on hate speech and misinformation in Myanmar led to the genocide of the Rohingya Muslims.

Genesys was founded in 1990 and has kept a low profile in recent years, but a new funding round and strategy could change that.

The decision shows that ultrafast delivery is here to stay and foreshadows intensifying competition to win the market.

Engine Capital is the latest activist investor to suggest a legacy retailer separate its online and offline business to gain a higher valuation.

Digital advertising will account for 64.4% of total global ad spend. Google, Meta and Amazon are capturing between 80%-90% of that market outside of China.

This is the secondhand goods firm's first foray into the blockchain and will likely engage its users, many of whom don't buy the goods offered on the company's marketplace.

The performance of BuzzFeed stock over the next few days will be closely watched by investors and other media firms, such as Bustle Digital Group, which also want to go public.

China’s biggest artificial intelligence firm, which is on a U.S. government technology blacklist, is going ahead with its IPO despite a lackluster market.

The reshuffle comes as Alibaba grapples with China's slowing economic growth and Beijing's harsh regulatory crackdown on the internet sector. 

Shares of the electronic signature business Docusign plunged more than 40% after the San Francisco-based company signaled that customer demand for its products was slowing sharply from the pandemic highs it had enjoyed.