The groundbreaking privacy law is 1 year old.
Just two weeks after the ride-hailing company went public, its board is getting a shakeup.
And you thought Congress was bad. Apparently Democrats and Republicans on the FTC can't agree on a potentially $5 billion deal over Facebook's privacy breaches.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly looking into whether the company properly disclosed potential problems with the plane.
The ride-hailing company brings in new blood from Google and Facebook.
The speaker of the house appears to slur her words in a speech about Donald Trump.
The Chinese company reportedly had the name trademarked just in case the Android ban is permanent.
In today's top stories, a report says Amazon is working on a wearable that would be able to understand human emotions. Meanwhile, Panic introduces the world to Playdate, a Gameboy-like device.
Brad Bao is taking over as CEO of the scooter company for fellow co-founder Toby Sun.
Tesla has sold 50,000 cars this quarter already, according to a purported email from the automaker's chief.
A US senator is "very concerned" Amazon could be indefinitely storing the text transcripts of Alexa audio recordings.
Zuckerberg thinks a breakup will make it "harder" for the social network to police content.
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