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In California, Women Lose a Major Driver for Spots on Corporate Boards
The law requiring women on corporate boards might be facing its demise, but diversity advocates are already looking at what's next.
Why Electric Car Battery Recycling Matters as Much as the Cars Themselves
The future of old EV batteries is driven by four Rs.
9 Great CNET Reads: 5G vs. Cable, Pixel Watch, McMansions
Trying out a new way to ditch cable internet, pondering where Google can go with its smartwatch, dissing lavish homes online, and more. The week's must-reads.
Microsoft's Bing Applied China's Political Censorship to Some American Searches: Report
Microsoft called the issue with the search engine a misconfiguration.
In Compromise, Google Lets Tinder Parent Company Match Use Its Own Payment Method
The fight between Match Group and Google isn't over.
Elon Musk Calls Sexual Misconduct Allegations 'Utterly Untrue'
SpaceX reportedly paid a flight attendant $250,000 to settle a claim that the billionaire exposed himself to her.
Apple Wants to Increase Production Outside of China, Report Says
The pandemic has led to supply-chain traffic jams.
Qualcomm's New AR Glasses Are Made to Blend With Phones
The reference design has at least four manufacturers already developing products.
7 Vital Travel Gadgets From a Professional Travel Writer
No matter where you're traveling, these are some of the best things to bring with you.
'Top Gun' Without Cruise? Never, Says Bruckheimer
Blockbuster producer Jerry Bruckheimer talks about the long-awaited sequel Top Gun: Maverick.
Boeing Launches Starliner in Second Attempt to Reach ISS
NASA's new ride to orbit has been plagued by technical problems.
Most of US at Risk of Blackouts This Summer, Regulator Says
People from Michigan to California could lose power throughout the season.
Canada Bans Huawei and ZTE Equipment From Its Telecom Networks
With the move, Canada joins with the US and the rest of the Five Eyes network.
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