A New Tech Agenda
Policies set in Washington and Brussels will have a long-term impact on how we use tech -- and on the industry itself.
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Senate Democrats Look to Break Deadlock on Biden FTC and FCC Nominees
For months, Republicans have blocked votes on Biden's nominations of Alvaro Bedoya to the FTC and Gigi Sohn to the FCC. Democrats say they've had enough.
2 years after being grounded, the Boeing 737 Max is flying again
Boeing's 737 Max is back in service in most of the world, but China remains a holdout. Plus: Everything you need to know about the aircraft.
Microsoft, Google trade barbs during congressional hearing on news industry
Microsoft says Google has gobbled up ad dollars that once supported journalism. Google says Microsoft's criticism is opportunistic.
UPS, Amazon delivery drones a step closer to reality with new US rules
The government says drones will need to address new safety and security concerns.
Facebook said to be target of antitrust investigation over handling of Oculus VR division
The tech giant's virtual reality division is said to be target of scrutiny by DOJ antitrust enforcers, according to a recent report.
Apple's battle with Epic Games could lead to big changes in iPhone apps
The future of the iPhone is once again at stake as Apple defends its App Store policies.
Apple CEO says climate change is here with wildfires, hurricanes, flooding
In an interview with The Atlantic, Tim Cook discusses Trump, antitrust and his company's response to the coronavirus.
Trump administration reportedly looking at Tencent's investments after scrutinizing TikTok
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the US sent letters to companies Tencent has invested in, asking about data security protocols, a report said.
TikTok sale hits some bumps, but could still come soon, report says
Everyone who isn't Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Snap seems to want a piece of TikTok.
Microsoft can identify deepfakes now, just in time for the 2020 US election
The tech giant announced the new technologies as part of its Defending Democracy Program.
Palantir, co-founded by Facebook board member Peter Thiel, files to go public
The data analytics company, which works with the military, is seen by some as an example of the dark side of technology. But it says it's keeping soldiers safe.
Facebook reportedly prepping in case Trump tries to delegitimize election
Twitter, and Google's YouTube, are also reportedly formulating plans to deal with election trouble.
